Episode 1 recap: Yang Xiaozhu brought the little pig home.
At 6 o'clock in the morning, Yang Xiaozhu hurriedly rushed to the company. Mr. Lv's assistant gave Yang Xiaozhu a task. Yang Xiaozhu complained, and surprisingly, Mr. Lv's assistant fainted directly. Zhu Xiaoyang heard the chaos outside and walked out of the office. He asked who did it, and everyone pointed at Yang Xiaozhu. Zhu Xiaoyang directly asked Yang Xiaozhu to take over Mr. Lv's work and informed her that he would have a meeting in twenty minutes and asked her to prepare the materials.
Yang Xiaozhu looked through Mr. Lv's computer and finally decided to use the last version of the materials. Unexpectedly, when the meeting was played, there were a few big words written on it: Zhu Xiaoyang said to use the first version, which made the situation very embarrassing. After the meeting, Zhu Xiaoyang criticized Yang Xiaozhu severely and called her stupid like a pig. Zhu Xiaoyang, filled with righteous indignation, suddenly asked Yang Xiaozhu what time it was. Yang Xiaozhu said it was 6:32. Zhu Xiaoyang left a sentence: "You're fired," and hurriedly left.
Because the men's restroom was under maintenance, Zhu Xiaoyang had no choice but to enter the women's restroom. As soon as he entered the cubicle, Zhu Xiaoyang turned into a little pig. Yang Xiaozhu didn't know that Zhu Xiaoyang was also there and started complaining about him in the restroom. Suddenly, she noticed an unusual sound in the restroom, cautiously opened the door, and found a pig standing on the toilet seat. She picked him up and heard someone outside saying that they would eat pork tonight, thinking they were referring to Zhu Xiaoyang. She decided to rescue him.
After returning home, Yang Xiaozhu gave Zhu Xiaoyang a bath and named him Diudiu. In the morning, when Yang Xiaozhu saw Zhu Xiaoyang lying on her bed, she was extremely panicked and screamed.
Yang Xiaozhu is just too adorable. Having a protagonist like her makes the story so much more reasonable. Her acting is top-notch, and the background music and scene arrangements are all pleasantly surprising. They actually complement each other, and the story is complete.
It's quite good overall. I just love this style of drama.