Yin Chengshan, the president of Anxin Technology, whose parents have divorced since childhood, has a prejudice against love and marriage. In his 30s, he was obsessed with career and rejected marriage, which made the elders in the family worried. He has always kept a distance from the women around him! And one summer vacation, the only unsuspecting sister next door broke into his life, disturbing his mood and making him waver in the principles he had always adhered to! It's just that the girl he's attracted to is still a sophomore and has a good relationship with his cousin. She thought she was just a passerby, but three years later, she turned out to be a blind date arranged by her elders. Can this belated fate lead to happiness...
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I give 5 stars because I wrote it myself, so it's an encouragement.
The heroine is expected to be good-looking, single, have a decent family situation, and have an easy-going personality. The male protagonist is not enthusiastic about marriage because his parents divorced early. I like the heroine because she is lonely, lacks love, and because I have known her since childhood, so I have a childhood filter and feel that she is not someone who covets his identity. People who lack love will give up their hearts even if they get a little response from the heroine. The second male lead is purely a foil and a tool. The heroine did not choose the second male lead because she recognized the reality clearly, not because she had different ideas. Looking back, the heroine's character is indeed not plump enough, and she can easily be mistaken for a scumbag. It was a bit regretful that it was ended hastily, but I will continue to work hard [laughing and crying]
I give 5 stars because I wrote it myself, so it's an encouragement. The heroine is expected to be good-looking, single, have a decent family situation, and have an easy-going personality. The male protagonist is not enthusiastic about marriage because his parents divorced early. I like the heroine because she is lonely, lacks love, and because I have known her since childhood, so I have a childhood filter and feel that she is not someone who covets his identity. People who lack love will give up their hearts even if they get a little response from the heroine. The second male lead is purely a foil and a tool. The heroine did not choose the second male lead because she recognized the reality clearly, not because she had different ideas. Looking back, the heroine's character is indeed not plump enough, and she can easily be mistaken for a scumbag. It was a bit regretful that it was ended hastily, but I will continue to work hard [laughing and crying]