The marriage between Lin Wan and Gu Shen began with mutual support in a difficult situation. When she was stuck in the quagmire of life, he broke in like a warm sun and held up a sky for her with his silent responsibility - running around the ward for her, silently filling the financial gap, and remembering all her trivial preferences.
There was no grand confession, no fiery vows. Their union seemed plain, but in their daily relationship, the most solid warmth was hidden: he would always leave the soft-boiled eggs to her, and she was used to waiting in the kitchen for him to get off work. The smoke and smoke in the rental house gradually smeared out the shape of "us".
When the question of "living together" arose, Lin Wan understood in a bowl of noodles with eggs: the so-called "marriage heart" is never the sudden glance when they first meet, but the determination and tenderness that carves the needs of the other person into their instincts and turns "me" into "us" in the trivial matter of daily necessities. This is a story about how love grows in the ordinary, and how marriage becomes stronger through sincere treatment.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
