On her thirtieth birthday, Sha Xiaojia received two big surprises.
One was her ex-husband showing up with his new rich girlfriend to cause a scene. She sent them packing with a glass of red wine to the face.
The other was a blond, blue-eyed foreign man crouching outside her club and secretly photographing her. When the security guards hauled him upstairs, he was still shouting, "I'm not a pervert, I'm an artist!"
She thought he was a creep.
Turns out he was an internationally renowned photographer, and the black card he pulled out was worth more than everything she owned.
Later, he pursued her. She said, "I've been divorced twice. I don't trust men."
He said, "I'm not a man. I'm Big Hammer."
His Chinese was thickly accented, but his gaze was so earnest it was almost absurd. His blue eyes were brimming with warmth, and the more she looked at him, the more he reminded her of the big golden retriever next door.
Later, he proposed to her and took her surname, Sha.
Their friends laughed at how foolish he was. Sha Dahammer sounded just like Sha the Big Fool!
He held her and said, "So what if I'm a fool? My wife likes me."
Sha Xiaojia thought she'd never believe in love again.
Until the man named Sha Dahammer used a camera, a Chinese love letter riddled with mistakes, and a sincere heart to make her believe again.
[Female Growth] [Sweet Romance] [Lighthearted and Humorous]
The subject matter is quite novel, it's beautiful, and it's so sweet!
The dialogue between the heroine and Sledgehammer, Sledgehammer's blunt Chinese, and the image of the "big golden retriever" that appears in the heroine's mind are all very visual.