Love Contractually

In a bustling modern city where sleek boardrooms sit side‑by‑side with the hum of motorbikes weaving through traffic, a determined CEO grapples with the idea that genuine love can only be found in parenthood. Ye Jin has built an empire on practicality, and after a painful betrayal she is convinced that the only authentic connection worth pursuing is the bond she might create with a child of her own. She sets a meticulously planned course to become a mother through in‑vitro fertilisation, seeking a donor who can provide the genetic spark without the complications of romance.

Enter the world of a modest delivery man who rides a vintage‑styled motorcycle, his daily routes driven by a singular goal: to gather enough money for his nephew’s urgent medical needs. Xiao Bo answers an unexpected job posting, hoping the position will help him achieve that aim. When his path crosses with the CEO’s, the meeting is initially business‑like—an interview disguised as a routine hiring process—but an undercurrent of curiosity and subtle chemistry begins to surface. Their contrasting lives—her polished corporate rigor and his grounded, street‑wise perseverance—create a dynamic tension that hints at possibilities beyond the original arrangement.

The film balances a light, witty tone with moments of quiet introspection, painting a portrait of two individuals navigating the blurred lines between duty, desire, and the unexpected ways affection can emerge. As they spend more time together, the professional façade slowly gives way to a deeper, unanticipated connection, prompting both characters to reconsider what they truly value. The story invites viewers to wonder whether a plan forged from practicality can evolve into something far richer than either imagined, all set against the vibrant backdrop of a city that never stops moving.

Last Updated: September 20, 2025 at 16:47