Chen Lingyi encountered a big trouble - three men proposed to her on the same day!
The first suitor was a family friend of hers. He was both brother and father, gentle and elegant. He was now a high-ranking leader with a bright future.
The second suitor is a well-known second-generation rich man. He is ridiculed as "the ugliest second-generation rich man" because he is ugly but has a beautiful heart. His reputation is not to mention how bad he is.
The third suitor is a poor young painter who wants to be a contemporary Dali. He has a beautiful face, but he is gloomy and arrogant.
Facing these three completely different men, how should Chen Lingyi, who has been widowed for more than a year, choose?
Purpose: Tribute to Somerset Maugham
