For many girls working hard in big cities, Zhao Yiping is considered a winner.
After working hard for six years, I have a stable job, considerable income, a moderate position, a medium-sized house, and a sum of money in the bank. It stands to reason that she should be satisfied with this kind of life: there is no blind date or forced marriage like other friends encountered, and there is no sighing in her ears from her parents urging marriage; but why when her friends complain that she needs to be content, she is unwilling to think in her heart: Why should I be content?
In City Z, although it is a second-tier city in China, Zhao Yiping feels the high-tempo of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou every day.
She puts herself into work every day, not because she loves it, but because she has to love it. In this big city full of secular world, indifferent people and weak love, she seems to have nothing to rely on except work.
So whenever her friends are busy dating, her best friends are tired of blind dates, and there is no news from the blue girls, only work can make her forget that she is alone, thereby driving away the loneliness radiating from her heart.
