The Marriage-Free Syndrome
不婚症候群
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 300k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Real Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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75Chapters
55kPopularity
944Readers
9.3Score
338Must-read votes
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On the path of love, commitment and integrity are always a dilemma, one rising and the other falling. Misunderstandings that leave one feeling weary arise almost every now and then require both parties to face and resolve them together. Love itself has no right or wrong, only cowardice and courage. Poverty does not breed virtue, and time does not necessarily deepen feelings. The future is long, and to think of forever truly requires the courage to continue.
What moved me most about this book wasn't the language or the plot, but its analysis of human nature and its profound understanding of love. Life is inherently messy; there's no right or wrong, only the attitude towards living. Many people yearn for a lifetime of deep love, yet lack the courage to overcome obstacles and the confidence to embrace love. Given this, how can they calmly face life with a smile? This is my deepest takeaway from reading this book.
The author's writing style and plot are fine, but the overall reception is low. Perhaps the target audience for realistic themes isn't receptive to the protagonist's personality; I feel the same way, and it just feels off. The male and female leads are both over 30 and have extensive life experience, but they're incredibly immature. I wouldn't feel sorry for them if they cried; I'd just feel annoyed…
This is a book well worth reading. The beginning is a bit mediocre, but thankfully I didn't give up. Overall, it feels very lifelike and realistic.
Some people live ordinary lives, some live extraordinary lives, some live miserable lives, and some live chaotic lives... May all those who strive to live a good and happy life.
Good idea