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Ride Together, Love Together
Ride Together, Love Together Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, an overworked office drone, spends every day squeezing into the subway and working overtime until exhausted. One day, she’s bound to the “Shared Commute System”—if she doesn’t solve her fellow passengers’ problems, she’ll face “commute hell” (being late, forgetting her ID, getting squished like a sandwich). Forced to be a “subway good Samaritan,” she trips into a handsome guy while chasing a purse snatcher for an old lady, spills coffee on the laptop of Gu Yan, a cold programmer, while handing him an energy bar… And Gu Yan, whom she’s “troubled” so much, is actually a hidden immortal cultivator?! Turns out the system was a “little trick” Gu Yan set up to get close to her? While complaining “even commuting is a competition for office workers,” Lin Xiaoman goes from a “transparent employee” to a “problem-solver,” and even turns her “subway enemy” Gu Yan into a “lover who sticks with her every stop”—turns out the warmest counterattack is meeting someone who’s willing to “ride every ordinary moment with you” in the crowded subway.
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