This book does not shy away from pain, does not glorify loneliness, and does not advocate remarriage. From a straight-up perspective, it presents the real struggle and slow reconstruction of divorced people on the emotional ruins. The work asks not "should we remarry after divorce?" But "can we learn to love and trust again after divorce?"
The book constructs an emotional panorama of the divorced group through the different choices of seven protagonists born in the 1980s: some choose to escape loneliness through love, some choose to close themselves off and refuse happiness, some are afraid of all intimate relationships after being hurt, some play with relationships and dare not take it seriously, some are groping through the huge network of remarriage, and some finally rebuild their complete selves on the ruins.
Intent: Divorce is not the end of life, but the starting point for a new understanding of love and self.