How deep can the water of blind date be?
It's so deep that a little local bumpkin is dragged into the internal strife of a local prominent family, and it's so deep that a weak woman from the bottom is involved in the competition between three upper-class men.
This book is narrated from a man's "male bonding" perspective, using the taboo feelings of three old men and a young woman as clues. It tells the story of a series of "butterfly effects" triggered by a blind date between a weak woman who lives alone from a small 18th-tier county to a first-tier metropolis, and two brothers from a rich and powerful local indigenous family.
Intent: The collision and conflict between idealism and love brain in a utilitarian society