The hero comes from a prestigious family and is also a renowned pianist. But his parents' marriage and the many unfaithful relationships around him have made him cold-hearted and skeptical of marriage.
The beautiful, strong, and carefree heroine wants to live life on her own terms, too. While everyone else tries to trap the hero in marriage, she treats him as nothing more than a human massage machine.
In the end, the hero obediently surrenders.
"Nini, the institution of marriage may not suit human nature, and it might disappear in the future. But people's desire for intimate relationships will never disappear. I'm no prince, and you're no princess. Marriage isn't a cage. I just want to make you a promise. I want to share a marriage with you."
Love is salvation for ordinary people.
Content warning: Neither the hero nor the heroine is sexually inexperienced. The heroine is a modern woman.
Reading guide: A beautiful, strong, carefree heroine vs. a cold-hearted, scheming hero.
There is melodrama, but no preachy lessons about women's virtue.
The hero becomes devoted later on.
Theme: The institution of marriage may not suit human nature and may disappear in the future, but people's desire for intimate relationships will never disappear.
