This is a story about marriage, growth and self-awakening. Su Xiaotong's life was once like a calm lake, her marriage to her husband Cheng Hao was stable, and her daughter was well-behaved. However, the appearance of Yang Feng caused ripples in her dusty heart. He was like a beam of light that illuminated her desires in ordinary life, and also caused her to fall into moral and emotional struggles.
Driven by "greed", she wanders on the edge of marriage. Every secret intersection is accompanied by the pull of guilt and self, swinging between morality and emotion. From the initial suspicion and temptation, to the struggle and guilt after addiction, to the pain and relief of the final decision. Her marriage with Cheng Hao collapsed after the collapse of trust, and her relationship with Yang Feng also gradually lost passion under the impact of reality.
After the divorce, Su Xiaotong embarked on a journey of finding herself with concern for her daughter and confusion about the future. She opened a cafe, recorded the past in words, and tried to rebuild her life in the brokenness. However, Cheng Hao's silent waiting and Zhou Ming's gentle companionship appear one after another. She wanders between the bonds of the past and the possibilities of the future, wondering whether the "warmth" that once made her lost is an episode in life or an opportunity for growth...
Reader comments
This book is written from the perspective of the heroine, and I personally feel that the inner activities and conflicts are expressed quite well. Divorce is not a failure, it may be a new beginning. Thank you everyone for following up! I will try my best to code~
Probably good. The male and female protagonists can be set to be married (I don't know if it will work without getting married). It would be better if the female protagonist is a few years younger, or the daughter should be deleted, because I feel that the moral high ground of marriage is too "high".
There are some depths, but marriage holds the highest moral ground. Just like why many love books don't change the setting to after marriage. You're not like writing a female version of the tenant, are you? [Laughs evilly]
This book is written from the perspective of the heroine, and I personally feel that the inner activities and conflicts are expressed quite well. Divorce is not a failure, it may be a new beginning. Thank you everyone for following up! I will try my best to code~
Probably good. The male and female protagonists can be set to be married (I don't know if it will work without getting married). It would be better if the female protagonist is a few years younger, or the daughter should be deleted, because I feel that the moral high ground of marriage is too "high". There are some depths, but marriage holds the highest moral ground. Just like why many love books don't change the setting to after marriage. You're not like writing a female version of the tenant, are you? [Laughs evilly]