In Order to Get Married, I Wrote a Book

Yan Feng, a young man from rural Henan Province, was given a zero mark for his college entrance examination essay because of his sharp opinions. He missed out on his dream school, the University of Washington, and was admitted to an ordinary college in Hangzhou. After choosing the wrong major, he fell into confusion. His addiction to gaming led to a two-year delay in graduation, and he missed relationships with Li Yanan, Wen Xiaoxuan, Liu Ye and others. In the past ten years, he has worked as a real estate agent, artist, anchor, customer service, delivery person and other professions. Workplace frustration, emotional breakdown and his parents' pressure to get married made him breathless. When he was thirty years old, he fled back to his hometown in Henan because his girlfriend did not want to get married. After recognizing the crisis, Yan Feng made a desperate move to regain his dream of being a writer, writing a novel based on his own experience, and reviewing ten years of embarrassment and struggle. After the novel was published, he became famous overnight. He returned to Hangzhou to find his beloved Gu Ruolan, who broke up with him because she did not want to get married. The two reconciled and got married. However, success did not make him lost. He gave up the high salary of anchor and was admitted to the Department of Sociology of the University of Washington, continuing to pursue his ultimate dream of being a sociologist. This is not a counterattack novel, but a true story of an ordinary person staring at himself in the midst of incompleteness and completing redemption after review.