A captivating animated romance unfolds as two protagonists navigate a relationship filled with intrigue and shifting dynamics. With each episode, their interactions take unexpected turns, promising new challenges and deeper connections.
My folks are calling. Gotta go. See you tomorrow. Contract. Take a look. All good? Sign it.
On call, no problem. Paid to do the job. No flirting with others. That's fine too.
Aside from eating, nothing interests me much. Signed it. This is your place?
It's gorgeous! Like it? Stay longer. Dear boss Xie, can I eat first?
I'm hungry. I need fuel to have energy. Go upstairs, find the butler. He'll take you to eat.
Half an hour. Thanks, dear boss Xie! Still twenty minutes. Plenty of time.
Where's the guest room? I want a shower. Ten minutes early. Come here.
Go wash up. An Xiali. No energy, not going. Wash yourself.
Vile capitalist. Bastard. An Xiali. Great.
Get dressed properly. Lao Chen will drive you home. Now. I don't host strangers.
Stranger? Me? Dear boss Xie, It's so late now.
You'd send a young girl out? Ms. An, Want me to get a lawyer to explain in detail
What the contract says? Fine, really. His mood swings faster than a book flips. Lao Chen,
arrange to take Ms. An home. Heartless jerk. Young master,
Boss Xie, goodbye. Xiao An, you work hard.
I'll line you up a gig. A costume drama director's my friend. Also a web series.
They need a maid for female lead #3. With lines. Want to try? Lines!
This is a gift from heaven. Thanks, Dance. Do well. If you get famous,
don't forget me. I'll take that as a blessing. Nan Xialin, what's up?
You haven't sent this month's ten thousand. Neighbor from the owner's hometown. The crush-and-dump loser she loved since childhood. During Sophomore year,
her parents died in a crash. The Xus took him in. Fed him half a year. Parents' 800k settlement—
he kept nothing, lent it all to the Xus' business. They got into college, said living costs went up.
Bro, sorry, sorry. Been so busy lately. Forgot to send the money.
Good, you know that. Send it now. Bro, I'm broke now.
Actually need to borrow from you. Borrow? What for? Recent windfall.
A director surnamed Wu. He really likes me. 200k per script. After fees,
I net 150k. You got scammed. Not for you. I worked on his sets.
Lead dancer. Check my Contract Boyfriend. Bloopers went viral. Yo, bro.
Okay.