This book objectively depicts the hardships of college life and the early stages of a career, portraying life's bitter and sweet moments from an ordinary person's perspective. It tells the true-to-life story of a typical Chinese post-80s romance and marriage. That way, young people won't assume marriage is all wonderful and rush into it unprepared, only to divorce frivolously in the end. Today's entertainment is full of stories about ditzy, sweet romances that are completely unrealistic, giving audiences a distorted view of marriage and leaving them with a huge psychological letdown after the wedding. That's a crime (you have to be a fan of Love Laugh Conference Room to get the joke in that last sentence).
