Life Is Too Hard, Add More Spice

"Life is Too Hard, Be More Spicy" tells the story of programmer Chen Mo's life counterattack and redemption. After working overtime for thirty-one consecutive days, he fell into the world of code and woke up as the owner of a street breakfast stall.​ From reinforced concrete office buildings to smoky breakfast stalls, Chen Mo witnessed the bitterness of countless workers: the anxiety of being laid off, the helplessness of being overwhelmed by mortgage loans, and the edges and corners smoothed by life. The secret recipe of spicy paste left by Lao Litou is not only a comfort to the taste buds, but also a link between people.​ When the once arrogant boss Zhang Hongsheng fell into the clouds, and when Hongsheng Technology, which was coerced by capital, collapsed, Chen Mo warmed countless tired souls with a bowl of hot pancakes. He upgraded the breakfast stall to a canteen and gathered a group of people who were polished by life but still kind. In the bitter days, they used the warmth of mutual support to get through the joy of life.​ This is not only a story about counterattack, but also a hymn dedicated to all ordinary people who struggle and persevere in life - life may be bitter, but as long as you add more spicy, you can always taste the touching sweetness.