After three years of marriage, Shen Zhijing was thrown into the cold palace by her husband, Lu Zhiyan, who said, "You can't even compare to her hair." She watched with her own eyes as he raced out of control and knelt down in the night rain for the white moonlight, so she signed the contract and left for Northern Europe. Three years later, she returned to China as an international cutting-edge jewelry designer. She cut her hair short, wore ten-centimeter heels, and had suitors lining up around her. When they arrived at the Bund, even the most ruthless prince in Beijing could only light a cigarette for her, but Lu Zhiyan stayed outside her press conference for seven days, with heavy snow falling on his shoulders. The once aloof man held the divorce certificate and cried until he lost his voice. Shen Zhijing only raised her hand to brush the snow off his shoulders, and her voice was as light as old snow turning into water: "Mr. Lu, don't dirty my newly made nails."
Intent: A love novel set in the 21st century city with adult men and women as the protagonists. The core elements are the collision of the workplace, marriage, native family, and contemporary emotional concepts; the love model breaks and reunites, chasing the wife in the crematorium, strong flirtations, etc.; The conflict comes from the pressure of reality. Write the heartbeats, desires and dilemmas of adults into the current time and space we experience every day.