In a Fit of Rage, a Russian College Student Married Online

[High sugar and no knife + daily love + transnational love + single heroine + Russian beauty + ambiguity + two-way travel + cultural differences] Lin Yu, 26 years old, is an online article author. In the eyes of his family, he is "not doing his job properly" and in the eyes of his ex-girlfriend, he "cannot give him a future". On the same night when he was forced to go on a blind date, broke up, and was judged by his entire family, he bought a one-way ticket to St. Petersburg. Go meet Anna, the Russian girl I have been chatting with on literary forums for two years but have never met. He thought it was an escape. When he arrived, he discovered that there was someone waiting for him at the airport holding a sign with typos written on it, someone who was willing to block all the rumors for him with half-baked Chinese, and someone who silently saved money for three months and practiced shooting countless times after he left, just to let him know that she was not someone waiting to be taken away, but someone who was capable of waiting for him to come back. From "running away in anger" to "running in both directions", from one person's escape to two people taking root. This is not a story about "escape", but a story about "arrival".