Be Loved in House: I Do
The Jingcherng metalwork and design studio, on the verge of bankruptcy, is sold to a new director, Jin Yu Zhen, who is reputed to be an excellent manager. On his first day at work, the austere and unapproachable new…
When the historic Jingcherng metalwork and design studio teeters on the brink of bankruptcy, a mysterious new director takes charge: Jin Yu Zhen (Aaron Lai), a stoic, ice-cold manager notorious for his ruthless efficiency. On his first day, he imposes a strict 'no dating at work' rule called the Singlehood Policy—a bizarre decree that baffles everyone, especially cheerful craftsman Shi Lei (Hank Wang). Shi Lei is a warm, stubborn optimist who refuses to be intimidated by his icy boss. As they clash over the policy and work together to revive the studio, their prickly dynamic slowly thaws into something deeper. But Jin Yu Zhen carries hidden wounds from a past car accident and a broken relationship, making him terrified of emotional intimacy. Meanwhile, Shi Lei begins to confront his own feelings for a man for the first time. Guided by the gentle philosophy of The Little Prince and supported by an incredibly accepting mother and quirky coworkers, the two navigate a slow, tender journey from enemies to reluctant roommates to something much more. Set against the luminous backdrop of a designer jewelry studio and a cozy cat cafe, this Taiwanese BL explores themes of healing, self-acceptance, and the courage to love again—all wrapped in a beautifully shot, heartfelt romance that prioritizes emotional evolution over quick confessions.