Unexpected? It makes sense.
The first few chapters can be regarded as prologues, and some people may find them a bit sadistic. The rest are the daily life of Chai Dai, who has a light main story~
Regarding the settings of the two people, I have considered whether to set Daiyu as a designer, because I am a designer myself. I think design and literature actually have a lot to think about, but after thinking about it, although I have a better grasp of the designer, it seems too rational compared to literature.
As for Baochai, because Baochai's character is more layered than Daiyu's, not as naked and clear as Daiyu's, and much more difficult to grasp, after thinking about it, I think the profession of doctor is the most suitable to restore the essence of Baochai's character as much as possible.
So Doctor Chai (scientific research) × Literature professor (writer) Dai, because I am not a professional, there will definitely be some discrepancies with the facts, so I will try not to describe the specific content of the profession too much. Those who really study medical literature should have a good time reading it!
[[Special emphasis! ! This article is only based on the content of 80 chapters (78 chapters) of Cao Gong's original work and the approval of Zhi Yanzhai, who is generally recognized as having read the full text of Cao Gong, as the only reference object]] [[Brainless supporters of any sequels retreat, marketing account conspiracy theory enthusiasts retreat]]