Like most women, Ai Nuli wants to get married, but she doesn’t want to marry just for the sake of it. So at thirty-two, she is still a happy single woman. Her mother, Ai, kindly tells her that her destined partner simply hasn’t come along yet. With her mother’s support, Ai Nuli waits all the more patiently for the right person to come along, or rather, becomes all the less inclined to look. But a wedding invitation shatters her patience, and she suddenly realizes that she is becoming “over the hill.” Worse still, she is growing more and more suited to single life... So, in a sudden panic, she makes a decision she will deeply regret: she takes her aunt’s advice and agrees to a blind date.
But events unfold far beyond Ai Nuli’s expectations. With her friends and relatives egging things on, what she thought would be a single blind date somehow spirals out of control into a spectacular blind-date marathon... Looking at her “first love,” who loves her but is not loved in return, and the unattractive “ugly guy” with plenty of money and power, Ai Nuli realizes she is getting caught up in an unprecedented disaster. And worse still, behind her lurks a man watching her like a hawk: the “one-night lover” she “set up” and dumped two years ago...
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Ai Ai likes to correct her mistakes immediately. The advantage of this article is that she doesn't have too much entanglement.
Alas, now Faye Wong is backing off again.
Suddenly I remembered something - speaking of the previous chapter, when answering her aunt's question, Shao Shuai said that as long as she remains unchanged, I will always like her... The unchanged here, I think you are talking about the essence, although people's character and temperament are different. It is relatively stable, but people are always changing, Ai Ai will change, Shao Shuai will change - of course some people will become more harmonious as they change, while others will become more difficult to get along with. Two people may drift further apart because of out-of-sync and non-directional changes. So I don't quite agree with what you said in the article. However, the ending says that love requires hard work, which I agree with... People who think love is insignificant and people who are unwilling to give are not worthy of love. All relationships need to be maintained.
Damn, you haven't even written a side story... Why don't you have time to write a side story about Shao Shuai's communication with Shao's father and Shao's mother about the issue of being "six years older"?! Or do a post-marriage episode... JF
It's really good, I read it in one sitting. I really like the protagonists' philosophical understanding of marriage.
In addition to not having such an excellent "spare tire" male protagonist, I believe many older single women have similar experiences. Ah, I envy the female protagonist!
The dear downstairs is 32, not 23. . . Everyone in the family just wants to find an honest, caring man with a stable career and marry off their children as soon as possible. How else can they choose their family background and appearance from start to finish like a blind date with a 23-year-old girl?
A good hardworking man. The novel is good
Very good looking, an ideal man!!!
The heroine is too unconfident~~~ The photos her family gave her were too much, the ugly ones that made people want to vomit, the divorced ones, the divorced ones with children... Aren't these the ones that the family should exclude directly? You actually think it's good?!