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★ 7.7 播放:25万 更新:2026-05-24
主演:蔡尘贺 

新婚夫妇娜妮和俊熙离开闷热的汉城,尝试在乡下开一家咖啡馆。在这对夫妻尝试改变的背后,他们有一些无法形容的担忧,因此他们是无性的人,他们使用自己的房间是因为他们的性别不相容。不管丈夫为建立关系所做的努力,她的妻子娜妮(Na-ni)一直与她的性伴侣Dal-ho发生婚外恋,Dal-ho陷入了一场车祸,她从未想过在户外享受性爱并要求进行大额和解。娜妮(Na-ni)结婚前就一直依靠丈夫的经济资源,跪拜受害人张秀(Shang-soo)并求饶,但农夫张秀(Shang-soo)坚持挖掘自己的弱点,要求羞辱人际关系。虽然娜妮(Na-ni)因创建乡村而陷入困境,但她的丈夫Joon-seo一直抱怨自己最近的妻子娜妮(Na-ni),她也开始对她独特的性取向睁大眼睛由于年轻,挑衅的兼职清雅人的魅力。 Chang-soo和Cheong-ah,挤压这些夫妇的农民以及那些像网一样纠缠的人们的命运是什么?

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剧情简介

新婚夫妇娜妮和俊熙离开闷热的汉城,尝试在乡下开一家咖啡馆。在这对夫妻尝试改变的背后,他们有一些无法形容的担忧,因此他们是无性的人,他们使用自己的房间是因为他们的性别不相容。不管丈夫为建立关系所做的努力,她的妻子娜妮(Na-ni)一直与她的性伴侣Dal-ho发生婚外恋,Dal-ho陷入了一场车祸,她从未想过在户外享受性爱并要求进行大额和解。娜妮(Na-ni)结婚前就一直依靠丈夫的经济资源,跪拜受害人张秀(Shang-soo)并求饶,但农夫张秀(Shang-soo)坚持挖掘自己的弱点,要求羞辱人际关系。虽然娜妮(Na-ni)因创建乡村而陷入困境,但她的丈夫Joon-seo一直抱怨自己最近的妻子娜妮(Na-ni),她也开始对她独特的性取向睁大眼睛由于年轻,挑衅的兼职清雅人的魅力。 Chang-soo和Cheong-ah,挤压这些夫妇的农民以及那些像网一样纠缠的人们的命运是什么?

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