Wang Xiao Mo is a rich family master born with a golden spoon. He was sent abroad for further study of art design at a young age. After returning from school, Wang Xiao Mo entered the company and hoped to find a piece in his post. Your own world. However, what Wang Xiao Mo did not think was that he was assigned to the side of the old model worker, whose main job was to take care of his diet. The long-term workmanship is quirky and demanding. There is no less difficulty in Wang Xiao Mo on weekdays. However, in the process of getting along, Wang Xiao Mo discovered that the long-lost and indifferent appearance hides a heart-warming heart. The long-term workers also have a feeling of trust in Wang Xiao Mo, who is not patient and kind. Wang Xiao Mo has a strong curiosity about the past of the long-term work. In the meantime, the love story between the long-time worker and the technician Xue Ya Lan gradually surfaced. (Source: Douban)
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