Anna Karenina says, “All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” But happiness is different for everyone, too, and takes a different shape for each person. An Ruo, Xia Dandan, and Xu Yaya are three ordinary girls from very different family backgrounds. After graduation, each faces her own troubles with love and marriage. What does it mean to be happy? After going through love, breakups, marriage, battles with their mothers-in-law, housing woes, and divorce, each woman arrives at her own definition of happiness. With greater courage and conviction, they continue down the road in pursuit of it.
Every family has its own troubles, and the author is very kind, so the ending isn't bad!