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Billiards Sweetheart
Billiards Sweetheart Plot:
Sweet and cute Su Xiaotang is the "Billiards Sweetheart" of the old alley's "Xingyuan Billiards Hall", hiding a unique skill of "blind-clearing the table"—this is the love memory of her grandpa and late grandma, and also her entire childhood. But cold-faced real estate tycoon Lu Jingchuan suddenly shows up with a purchase contract, claiming the hall is in a "golden business district" and must be demolished. Xiaotang, with red eyes, bets on billiards: "If I win a game, you give me three days to find a solution!" When the cue breaks through Lu Jingchuan's "digital barrier", he realizes this "sweetheart" is tougher than her cue—the old scoreboard holds the grandpa and grandma's love, the wall graffiti are neighbors' memories, and even his own childhood has an unspoken connection to the hall. They go from rivals to allies guarding the hall, but Lu Jingchuan's family pressure and the grandpa's sudden hospitalization hit one after another. Can Xiaotang's "three-day promise" save the hall, and also the budding affection?
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