When camouflage meets crystal lamp, the marriage is a clearly priced transaction from beginning to end.
Lu Chengyan, a military heir who was deeply involved in family disputes, wore a military uniform and crushed the fantasy of being a socialite. Su Wanqing, a down-and-out daughter who has fallen into the dust, calculated the pros and cons of marriage accurately. The thirty-eight-page marriage contract demarcates the boundaries between Chu, He and Han, and each takes what he needs in a well-proportioned manner.
No one expected that the cone at the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau would break the cold rules and let utilitarian transactions quietly breed excitement. She melted away his weathered body with the daily softness of fireworks; on a rainy night, he sat quietly in the car, leaving a warm lamp for her. The companionship along the way turned into attachment, and the drunken whisper revealed the deep softness: "Wan Qing, only you feel like home."
The exposure of contract marriage reached the top of the hot search list, and he spoke out overnight and swore it with his heart. She handed over the divorce agreement to protect him, but he tore it into pieces and refused to let go. From the wind and snow on the border to the fireworks in the city, from the bundle of interests to the deep love. This is by no means a cliche wealthy family routine, but an encounter that begins with calculation and ends with true love.
The strongest covenant in the world is never ink on paper, but a two-way commitment. For each other, the sharpness fades away, and the tenderness that is engraved in the bones and blood is brewed in the firewood, rice, oil and salt.
"Mr. Lu, it's time to break the contract" - a contractual marriage that began as a bundle of interests, and fell into a two-way sinking of long-lasting love. It turns out that the best form of love is to turn a cold alliance of interests into a human fireworks that stays together for the rest of your life.
Reader comments
This is a story about how "calculation" turns into "miscalculation". Lu Chengyan and Su Wanqing negotiated their marriage as a merger and acquisition, with thirty-eight pages of terms clearly delineating the boundaries between rivers and lakes, but they didn't expect that the plush slippers would disintegrate the cold gray fortress, and the burnt smell could intoxicate a lonely soul. The most touching thing was never the vows under the starry sky, but the smile that couldn't be hidden in her eyes when he learned to seal it with a good morning kiss. It turns out that the strongest contract in the world is always a willing "breach of contract". When the paper airplane flies into the clear sky carrying the yellowed agreement, you will believe that some encounters begin with calculations, but end up with a fate more precise than calculations.
The novel is good at using the prop "contract" to construct a dynamic game of power relations. The clauses are listed at the beginning to create a sense of depression, laying the groundwork for the subsequent emotional reversal. The author is well versed in "information gap" narratives: readers and the heroine obtain the truth simultaneously, while the male protagonist is always in a cognitive lag, and the resulting dislocation tension is extremely immersive.
It is true and objective, full of life interest, humorous language style, clear theme, positive energy, and clear narrative structure.
The narrative is coherent and the theme is clear. The events may seem absurd, but the absurdity is sincere. They may seem ridiculous, but the ridiculousness is serious.
The multi-line narrative is well-organized, the priorities are measured, the theme is realistic, and the language style is simple.
This is a story about how "calculation" turns into "miscalculation". Lu Chengyan and Su Wanqing negotiated their marriage as a merger and acquisition, with thirty-eight pages of terms clearly delineating the boundaries between rivers and lakes, but they didn't expect that the plush slippers would disintegrate the cold gray fortress, and the burnt smell could intoxicate a lonely soul. The most touching thing was never the vows under the starry sky, but the smile that couldn't be hidden in her eyes when he learned to seal it with a good morning kiss. It turns out that the strongest contract in the world is always a willing "breach of contract". When the paper airplane flies into the clear sky carrying the yellowed agreement, you will believe that some encounters begin with calculations, but end up with a fate more precise than calculations.
The novel is good at using the prop "contract" to construct a dynamic game of power relations. The clauses are listed at the beginning to create a sense of depression, laying the groundwork for the subsequent emotional reversal. The author is well versed in "information gap" narratives: readers and the heroine obtain the truth simultaneously, while the male protagonist is always in a cognitive lag, and the resulting dislocation tension is extremely immersive.
It is true and objective, full of life interest, humorous language style, clear theme, positive energy, and clear narrative structure.
The narrative is coherent and the theme is clear. The events may seem absurd, but the absurdity is sincere. They may seem ridiculous, but the ridiculousness is serious.
The multi-line narrative is well-organized, the priorities are measured, the theme is realistic, and the language style is simple.