No suspense, no transmigration, no rebirth. Just the most down-to-earth account of ordinary people living in a city.
The male and female leads contribute to the city’s GDP, pay off their mortgage and car loans, and fall in love... At thirty-seven and thirty-eight, they finally realize that marriage means two people huddling together for warmth as they face life’s hardships. And when life is comfortable, the two of them still end up going their separate ways. It turns out you can share hardship, but not good fortune. How many people are truly faithful within the fortress of marriage?
I have only read more than ten chapters, but it is really about the real life of ordinary people. It writes about the nature of human nature, the truth about beauty and ugliness, and slowly opens the door, allowing readers to read and understand their own role in it... The plot of the story is very attractive. The heroine herself married late and just got married. However, in order to keep the marriage, the heroine tried her best. I wonder what the ending will be?
The story is good, the authenticity is strong, and the characters are well created. There are also new elements and updates are a bit slow.