Meeting in Real Life

The plot is illogical. The female lead is almost retired from her job, yet her workplace is forcing her to sacrifice her marriage. Are there still such naive companies these days? A fake divorce to buy a house—can't they just remarry immediately afterward? Why make her wait several years? Isn't that ridiculous?

Is the plot really that melodramatic? I feel like this book would be more suitable for a female-oriented genre. 😅

Is it really that well-written? Let's support each other with comments, okay?

Is nobody here? Let's wait and see.

This book is more of a screenplay than a novel; a screenplay depicting a midlife crisis. Readers who enjoy it are either somewhat older or currently in a very calm state of mind.

Wait, yesterday the synopsis was just a few lines long, about an older man and a younger woman, a female senior and a male junior. I was still thinking about the relationships between the characters, and today it's changed.

The author's writing is superb; it's definitely worth reading and subscribing to. I'd like to recommend a book here: "A Transmigrated Old Man Picking Up Trash and Surviving by Making Bad Movies," a hilariously suspenseful tale of ruthless action and multiple personalities.

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The writing is undoubtedly excellent and solid; the character portrayals, while initially seeming exaggerated, become quite reasonable as the story progresses. I just want to know, is the author a woman?