It's Hard for a Big Girl to Marry Yang Yongge Writes Tea Alone

"It's hard for a big girl to marry Yang Yongge is also single" Introduction: <Yang Yongge traveled through thirty times> Li Furong makes "being married" a protracted battle. She is still solo at the age of 30. During a blind date, the topic of housing can be turned into a quarrel, scaring away 72 potential partners. Yang Yongge is the "invisible man" in the technology department. He refuses to socialize. He talks to stray cats more than people. He writes love letters to code but doesn't say hello. After a mistake in grabbing tickets, he entered Li Furong's home-based food group. One treats blind dates as a talk show, and the other is as afraid of knocking on the door as he is of floods, but they reach a consensus on "refusing to go out." It wasn't until the water pipe in Li Furong's house burst and Yang Yongge came to the door with a wrench. The two of them stared at the same cat paw print slippers and realized that the hardest thing was not to be single, but to admit that "two people seem to be more interesting." Love is sometimes like a takeaway red envelope. You think you won't be able to use it, but when you open it, you get just enough to get the full discount.