At the age of twenty-nine, Lu Wei became a "senior player" in the blind date market. After experiencing ten weird blind dates, she was pushed to the eleventh dinner party by her parents. Pushing open the door of the restaurant, the man sitting opposite him in a neat suit, cold and dignified, turned out to be his first love, Zhou Zeyan, who left decisively on a rainy night three years ago and disappeared into the bottom of the social circle. Once, they were poor students sharing a bowl of instant noodles and dreaming about the future in a cheap rental house; now, she is a capable but tired public relations team leader, and he is an upstart investment banker. I originally thought this was just an awkward reunion for adults, but I never thought that the workplace game, family pressure and lingering old feelings would be like hidden thorns, locking the two into the whirlpool of fate again.
