In fact, men have the hardest time

This is a lyrical comedy about a story that happened around ordinary people. It truly shows the life experience of laid-off worker Ding Dake. He has been divorced for nearly a year and is loyal, smart and capable. In order to make a living, he looked for jobs everywhere. Sometimes he spoiled his boss's "good deeds" because of his outspoken words. Sometimes he was misunderstood by his boss as a "love rival" and made things difficult for him... He was kind-hearted and went on a blind date when his "partner" was about to give birth. At the time of crisis, he enthusiastically helped and was accused by the nurse of being "a man who only cares about his own happiness and does not care about his girlfriend's life and death"... He was willing to propose marriage for his friend, but he could not get close to her because he was suspected of being gay! He was also scolded by his girlfriend, "You're not as good as Chen Shimei!"... In short, his actions out of good intentions often put him in the embarrassing situation of "it's hard to be a good person". Helpless, he could only sigh to himself, "In fact, men have the hardest time..."