This is a realistic novella.
The heroine He Qun grew up in a dysfunctional family and lacked basic expectations for family life. At the turn of the millennium, I was betrayed by my boyfriend of nearly four years. After working, what I see around the workplace are mostly spiritual departures and life going against the grain. Finally, Hequn fell in love again. The relationship was successful, and she entered the siege of marriage. However, she was irreversibly cheated by her husband, so she also resorted to cheating to heal herself. Infidelity always turns out to be a black hole of spiritual departure. The crisis of spiritual survival in middle age is like a viral cold. It stings silently and then rises every now and then according to the solar terms, but no strong medicine can be given...
She has a mother, a husband, children, and friends. The heroine should be a complete emotional sustenance, but she walks in the blue sky and daylight. Darkness is the background of her loneliness...
