Ah Sen (played by Ekin Cheng) and Xiao Lan (played by Zhou Xun) have been in love for 8 years, but the only method they use to maintain their relationship is through two words - break up. Whenever Xiao Lan threatens to break up, Ah Sen becomes a submissive partner begging for reconciliation, which only makes Xiao Lan more demanding. After going through 99 breakups, they finally recognize each other and promise not to part easily again, determined to work hard for their future, starting their own business and running a coffee shop together. Their group of friends, including the wealthy girl from the tea restaurant, Rui Ge (played by Karena Lam), Ah Sen's elementary school classmate Fei Yun (played by He Haopeng), and the four Boy employees of the coffee shop (C & All Star), not only witness the growth of the coffee shop but also observe the impact it has on Ah Sen and Xiao Lan as a couple. Especially after the previously unremarkable coffee shop becomes popular due to Ah Sen's imaginative idea - "Breakup Mini Warehouse," a place for all love exhibitionists to store their breakup artifacts for the whole world to peep at - Ah Sen stops prioritizing fun and begins to mature, becoming more thoughtful about the future.The success of the coffee shop brings Ah Sen and Xiao Lan closer together...
Romance
No more talking about breaking up in Mandarin
actor： Ekin Cheng, Zhou Xuna, Wang Wenzhi, Leung Chau-feng, Ng Chong Ming, Chan Kin-on, Ho Kin-hei, Wen Xin, Ho Haopeng, Miriam Yeung, Kwan Man-fai, Choi Kar-lok, Tong Yingying, Lam Hoi-fung, Liu Yiwei
director：Zheng Danrui
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type：Romance
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status：HD
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updated：2025-05-15
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region：Hong Kong, China, and Mainland China
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year：2014
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language：Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese
plot：Ah Sen (played by Ekin Cheng) and Xiao Lan (played by Chou Xiao Nan) have been i...more
