This book contains 22 stories about neurotic men and women who stubbornly explore the possibilities of love, in both depth and breadth, with fantastical attitudes unlike those of ordinary people. In the unfathomable depths of emotion, older single women who have been on countless blind dates can often cut through the usual routines and get straight to the point. Even the friends known as "plastic-flower besties" have a surprising moment that brings tears to your eyes. Schemes and even machinations may go hand in hand with love as ways to win someone over, but the outcome can also be an even more profound loss.
The plot is good, but the reading feels confusing.