It was only when Zhen Baihe walked down the aisle with her boyfriend of seven years that she understood: The greatest distance in the world isn’t standing right in front of someone who doesn’t know you love them. It’s walking down the red carpet together, with him as the groom and you as the bridesmaid!
A breakup isn’t scary. What’s scary is waking up in a strange man’s room after attending your ex-boyfriend’s wedding! Even worse, she has a big-hearted, thoughtless best friend who goes all out to set her up with her own father.
She never believed in love at first sight, but she gradually falls for her domineering boss’s love. She doesn’t want to become her best friend’s stepmother, yet she can never escape his tender trap.
She says, “I’ll never believe in promises again.” He smiles. “You only need to believe in me!”
What kind of love could make her, after losing all hope, suddenly yearn for marriage? And why, just as she gives him her complete trust, does she plunge off a cliff once more?
It is close to life, the characters are described vividly, and the ups and downs of the complex are exciting.
It looks good, but I think the reason for the low rating may be that the plot is too long.
The plot is attractive and not bad.