Everything Starts with Sharing a House

A large flat-floor apartment in Ma Feng houses three shared brothers with their own faults: fashion designer Ou Bao, introverted fresh graduate Gao Fei, and down-and-out singer Da Ye. One day, Ma Feng's brother-in-law Xiao Sa came to visit after returning from China. A drunken feast turned everyone's lives upside down. After waking up after a fragmented night, the living room was messy all over the floor, and Xiao Sa was handcuffed in the bathtub. Tracking the location of Ma Feng's cell phone and finding the bar, everyone accidentally stumbled upon the dark history of Opel women running wild. What's even more outrageous is that Xiao Sa spent millions impulsively after drinking, and bought a dilapidated gym on the spot, without refunding any of the default deposit. In order to find the missing Ma Feng, several people went all the way to track down and sneaked into Xiao Sa's own company to obtain surveillance. Only then did they realize that after getting drunk last night, everyone inexplicably put Ma Feng on the train bound for Tianjin. Ma Feng, who was living alone in other places, accidentally stumbled into an illegal sewage factory and rescued a reporter who was secretly photographed to collect evidence, putting him in danger. On the other side, Opel was maliciously suppressed by fellow directors in the workplace. Projects were robbed and design plans were repeatedly tampered with. Xiao Sa was forced to take over the gym. He had to deal with the problems of starting a business while mediating the endless conflicts among his roommates. Five men with very different personalities live in the same house, and drunken farce, workplace infighting, entrepreneurial difficulties, and real-life crises are staged in turn. There is no bloody love, only the daily life of brothers trying to make trouble for each other while keeping each other in the dark. Underneath the ridiculous trivial things, there is hidden the tenderness of urban young people's hard work, growth and mutual support. An apartment witnesses the steamy fireworks life of a group of ordinary people.