Key Client

Chen Xi, an unremarkable sales representative, wakes up in the same room as the company’s vice president after getting drunk at a celebration dinner. The vice president is married, and Chen Xi wants to resign.

Lin Yiran, the advertising company’s vice president, doesn’t want him to leave after their “in-depth exchange” as colleagues. So he proposes: “I can help you close key clients, but I want you.”

With Lin Yiran’s help, Chen Xi closes contracts with various key clients. He constantly struggles and wavers at the boundary between desire and morality, wanting to end his abnormal relationship with Lin Yiran.

In the office, Chen Xi angrily curses: “You keep dangling key clients in front of me, won’t let me leave, what exactly do you want?”

Lin Yiran pins him against the desk and says with a smile: “Didn’t I say it? I want you.”

You have countless key clients, but my only one is you.