At thirty, Qi Mingyan is a senior consultant in the consulting industry, an accomplished woman by conventional standards.
At the same time, she's older, well-paid, and worldly, making her a hard-to-marry woman by matchmaking standards.
Ms. Qi before drinking:
As independent women of the modern era, we don't need love. We can live perfectly well on our own.
Ms. Qi after getting drunk:
Waaah, what nonsense! I really want to fall in love! Where's my sweet romance? T^T
This is a clichéd story about getting back together with an ex.
A friendly note: The story is low-key, with no melodrama or wealthy families. It's about everyday life. The author doesn't work in the relevant industry, so please forgive any professional inaccuracies.
Post-completion note: This isn't a career-focused story about a strong female lead. The thirty-year-old unmarried heroine isn't obsessed with getting promoted. She's just an ordinary wage earner, quietly working herself to the bone every day.
If you have absolutely zero tolerance for anyone who's even a little lovesick, read with caution.
Theme: The dreams and realities, love and careers, confusion and perseverance of people who leave their hometowns to live in big cities today.
The little monster in the hero's heart is so cute, and when I read the finale, it was said to be dedicated to Girl H and Mr. Q. Is this an adaptation of a true story? Sure enough, the earth is round, and people who are destined will end up together!
He Nanhong: an old and innocent gentleman Gu Chao: a prodigal son in love at an advanced age Qi Mei: Elderly Mole Baby
Alas, Ms. Mole is not only stubborn, she also deceives herself. She does not believe that the other party still loves her and will not abandon her. In fact, I envy Ms. Mole. It's so hard to like someone, and it's even harder to like someone wholeheartedly. She's so courageous.
The psychological description in this article is so cute!
. . . . . Absolutely amazing, the love-minded heroine is planning to give up her career for a man who has abandoned her for many years. It makes me want to vomit.
I quite understand Jiang. If my husband could have children, I would be willing to have them?
Is Qi Mingyan the only woman on the Internet who has been proposed using a resignation letter? Hahahahahaha
Ah ah ah ah, there is actually a prototype, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I'm reading it again after 4 months. I really like it. It's such a heart-warming article.
Why did the heroine suddenly change from a career woman to a spoiled wife character?