Shareholders in the Wedding Room

In this era of high housing prices, young people's marriages are often inseparable from the "support" of the older generation. But behind this heavy start-up capital, the price tag is the small family's say. Lin Zhe, a middle-level member of an Internet company, and Su Qing, a college teacher, were supposed to be a middle-class couple that everyone envied. However, due to trivial matters such as adding names to the wedding room, betrothal gifts and dowry, their parents pushed them to the forefront of conflicts. The mother-in-law's desire for control and the father-in-law's view of face are like two invisible nets, strangling their love. When love turns into kidnapping and home becomes a battlefield, can compromise really bring peace? The story begins with a decisive decision to check out, telling how two young people struggled in the quagmire of reality after losing their "backer", and how they reinvented themselves and found true intimacy in the process. This is not only a novel, but also a desperate counterattack that countless young people who have had their six wallets emptied most want to see.