At forty, Liu'er fell into gambling and wound up with hundreds of thousands in debt.
Everyone thought her marriage was bound to fall apart, but her husband Dazhi ultimately didn't divorce her.
Forced to start over after hitting rock bottom, Liu'er reentered society, battered and bruised. Drawing on a lifetime of experience with human nature and relationships between men and women, she became a matchmaker.
As she brought people together and encountered all kinds of lives, she learned to see into people's hearts through one match after another, some happy and some tinged with regret. She began to mend her broken life, slowly regaining the confidence to make her way in the world, step by step reintegrating into society and starting a new life of her own.
This book tells the story of a woman who reforms herself and rediscovers her true self. The content is authentic and natural, and the writing is humorous and witty. It is a highly recommended book. This book avoids deliberate, sentimental dramatic conflicts, maintaining a remarkably realistic and restrained tone throughout.