Xu Weichi, a 31-year-old independent architectural designer, and He Xingzhou, a 33-year-old commercial real estate development director, are college classmates and served as best man and bridesmaid at each other's first love wedding. After each experienced failed marriages, they reunited because of work - Xu Weichi's small office took over the project of He Xingzhou's company, and the two started an ambiguous adult relationship as Party A and Party B.
In the early stage of their reunion, the two had a tacit understanding to maintain a safe distance, using "it was easy" and "not thinking too much" to cover up their concern, but in the trial they confessed that "they were too familiar and couldn't take it back once they touched it". A fever broke the boundaries, and He Xingzhou took care of her on the grounds of work. After that, the "oh" was more touching than the love words, and he showed more concern when explaining his ex-wife's meeting, and the relationship quietly crossed the line. But when Xu Weichi misunderstood He Xingzhou's kindness as charity, the two fell into a crisis of trust and retreated to the safe zone. In the end, when He Xingzhou's project ran into trouble, Xu Weichi took the initiative to lend a helping hand. The two took off their guard and came together, confirming with a sober attitude: the second marriage is not about giving in, but still choosing each other despite the scars.
This 300,000-word urban romance work revolves around "adults tolerate ambiguity" and "the sweetness and danger of acquaintances crossing the line". Through four volumes of sweet and sad pulling, it explores "can there be pure love after divorce" and "can acquaintances fall in love" and other practical issues.
Intention: The forbearance of adults and the sobriety of not giving in to a second marriage