She is a "little boss lady" who grew up in Wenzhou's clothing market. She is shrewd and quick-witted, and knows the world best. He is a "second generation soldier" who came out of the Xinjiang Corps compound. He is taciturn and introverted, but has a lonely and courageous character in his heart.
They met in a gun game, and he took a bullet for her. She said, "You saved me, and I want to marry you."
Running away, getting married, having children - this was supposed to be a fairy tale about online dating coming to fruition. In the first two years after their marriage, they have indeed become the most enviable post-90s couple in their circle of friends.
Until she discovered that he began to stay away from the virtual battlefield all night long.
Until she discovered that next to his game ID, there was a "fixed teammate" that she didn't know about.
Until she discovered that the wall between them was getting thicker and thicker and could no longer be pushed open.
She won the distance of thousands of miles, but lost to the screen that was so close.
Her battlefield is the daily necessities of life, while his battlefield is a game that never ends.
And those ambiguous private chats in games are the last bullet that crushes marriages.
This is not a story about infidelity. This is a story about "people are obviously here, but their hearts are offline".
——The cruelest truth about real marriage is not the third party, but the two people slowly becoming roommates.
