
The Emperor's Matchmaker Is No Ordinary One
御赐红娘不一般
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 397k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Rebirth
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Small Theater
The pros and cons of office romances Lin Wanzhao: Don't be angry, okay? I'll explain. Meng Xuerou: This is the Civil Affairs Bureau. I'm furious. Who wants to date you using public funds? Why should I listen to you when you don't even know what to say? Don't you understand the importance of separating public and private matters? Lin Wanzhao: We can only talk about business...? Meng Xuerou: Hmm Lin Wanzhao: Okay. Lin Wanzhao, deputy director of the Civil Affairs Bureau, reported the case. He had a fight with his fiancée, Meng Xuerou, the director of the Civil Affairs Bureau. The police chief, a third party, also wanted to intervene. , The bureau chief was angry. What should I do if I ask the deputy director? Meng: Let's only talk about official business! Lin: Isn't this a major life event like marriage? Isn't this within our business scope? If the Civil Affairs Bureau and the Public Security Bureau get into a fight, isn't that official business? Meng: Get lost!
Author's Ramblings
I've been reflecting on marriage a lot over the past six months: how to choose a partner, how to manage a marriage, how to identify a scoundrel, and how to understand what my heart truly desires. Perhaps romance can't withstand the realities of daily life, perhaps old age will ultimately lead to a preference for youthful beauty, or perhaps life is too long, too unpredictable, and no one can foresee the ending; or perhaps life is too short, too short to ponder many questions. In this life, we brave winds and rains, enduring hardships and setbacks, but what do we ultimately gain? In stories, lovers are united in marriage, and evildoers face eternal damnation. However, in reality, domestic violence remains a serious problem, and spousal murder cases are increasingly coming to the forefront. Young people striving for success are suffocated by the burden of dowries, while single women fear marrying the wrong person. Ultimately, marriage is a natural process, an age-old problem, a puzzle that can be rewritten at any time based on time, place, and people. Where is the right answer? However, just as good people are always the majority...
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Matchmaker
A matchmaker?