He got divorced. He was only in his thirties, and he had a beautiful, well-behaved daughter. He needed to find another wife to prove that he was an excellent, responsible man. With the help of a matchmaking agency and acquaintances, he met dozens of divorced women from all walks of life, gradually coming to understand the realities of society. He met a woman he especially liked, and they got along wonderfully, but then they drifted apart. In the end, he married a woman he trusted deeply. She was a hypocritical, detestable woman. Once again, she inflicted indescribable pain and torment on him. His daughter went missing, and he went mad. Later, with the help of a close female confidante, he recovered. All he could do was give a bitter smile.
Theme: A relatively realistic and objective account of one person's experiences, insights, and reflections on marriage and remarriage.
