City of Marriage

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This is a very realistic and insightful novel, truly well-written. The reality of marriage is just like this, leaving us feeling helpless. It's not as idyllic as you imagine when you're dating. Perhaps, as Qian Zhongshu said, "Marriage is like a walled city. Those outside want to get in, and those inside want to get out!"

It's so similar to my life, but I don't know how to go on from here. Divorce isn't that easy.

I cried while watching it; it felt so real. The imperfections of life are truly everywhere.

This book is the most relatable to real life that I've ever read. Although some of the characters' names are sometimes wrong, it doesn't detract from the book's brilliance and makes it worth reading.

So, it turns out there's a real-life counterpart! No wonder the female lead chose Chen. The author must have idealized the second male lead. In reality, her marriage was a mess, then a wealthy, prodigal ex-boyfriend, a soon-to-be-listed company owner, appeared—a devoted lover, and the child was his. After so many hardships, who could choose love over romance?

This is very well written and relatable. Life and marriage are inherently like this; there are all sorts of problems that both partners need to gradually figure out and handle. Marriage requires the joint effort of both parties to cultivate it, to understand, tolerate, and trust each other. Every issue should be considered carefully before acting impulsively. Not all problems should be resolved through divorce; doing so is irrational and irresponsible towards the marriage.

It's a great watch; it deals with the mundane matters of marriage and family, and it's impossible for everything to go smoothly. Second marriages often bring more trouble. Both the husband and wife cherish their family and work hard to maintain its integrity. The wife has strong values, is wise, and has a generous spirit. Whoever marries such a woman with such a broad perspective is destined for a happy and fulfilling family life. They will walk hand in hand through the rest of their lives.

It's great, very relatable, and has a real, down-to-earth feel. It's about the emotional experiences of ordinary people, much better than those stories about domineering CEOs!

This novel is very realistic. It always captivated me, especially the question of whether the protagonists of this marriage could stay together until the end. When I finally read the ending, my eyes were blurred with tears. Life is like that; marriage isn't decided by one person alone.