Cupid

Cupid, the god of love, has one job every Valentine’s Day: match lonely hearts with their perfect partner. For centuries, he’s done it flawlessly — pairing soulmates, fixing broken destinies, and proving that love always wins. But this year is different. He’s assigned a high-paying, high-priority mission: make a skeptical young woman — someone who doesn’t believe in love at all — fall in love before Valentine’s Day ends. She thinks love is a chemical illusion. A distraction. A scam. Cupid sees her as just another challenge. Since the mission is well-paid and tied to his reputation, he throws himself into it. He orchestrates “accidental” meetings. Sparks. Coincidences. He tries to push her toward the perfect candidate someone logical, stable, ideal on paper. But nothing works. She resists every sign. Questions every “fate moment.” Refuses every emotional pull. And the more time Cupid spends observing her, manipulating events around her... the more he starts noticing things he shouldn’t. Her laugh. Her stubborn independence. The quiet loneliness she pretends she doesn’t have. Somewhere between forced coincidences and stolen glances, Cupid makes a fatal mistake: He stops trying to make her fall for someone else. And starts falling for her himself. Now he has a problem. Gods of love aren’t allowed to fall in love. Especially not with their own assignment. And Valentine’s Day is approaching fast.

更新於 September 23, 2026