A broke guy and his refrigerator that became human argue about food and money like they've been married for thirty years. The show refuses to make the premise cute or sentimental, instead it leans into the specific sting of poverty, the way you fight with the one thing that won't leave you. By episode three you stop asking "why is the fridge alive" and start asking "how is this actually the most honest relationship in the show."

Liang Xigua is a poor young man scraping out a living on the margins of the city, with an aging refrigerator that has kept him company through many lonely summers. One day that fridge takes human form and barges into his life. The two clash over food, scramble to cover their expenses, get in each other's way, and still end up leaning on one another, which produces a steady stream of absurd everyday episodes. Along the way, Xigua slowly comes to understand that he is not the only person who has woken an appliance to life. Expect a light, comic slice-of-life ONA built on the silly premise of a household fridge turned housemate.