This novel tells the story of two people who got divorced. They originally didn't want to continue living together, but they had to live together. Why? Is it children, face, status, reputation, filial piety, or any other reason? Maybe it's none of it. But after all, paper cannot contain fire. They had been through a lot in the year of their divorce, more than ever before. For example, when the mother-in-law suddenly "arrives" early in the morning, she has to rush back from another home before going to work, and she has to change into sneakers and pretend to be doing morning exercises; and after the child almost leaked the news, the former couple had to act in harmony with each other; they were often absent from the small family they re-established, and there was no need to worry about it. If you dare to hold a big banquet, you can only spend your honeymoon secretly; when the hero is in danger, your ex-wife can also help you... This is a ridiculous thing in modern urban life. People always want to get rid of the current situation for various reasons, including marriage, but they cannot give up the attachments of marriage.
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