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If you prefer arranged marriage with two mature people with successful careers and also who eventually can communicate with each other with mostly a chill storyline, then it's quite a fitting read for you.Despite the beginning being so loud and might get your expectations up, but actually it's not that case. Jian Hang is quite mature in dealing with things and it was quite refreshing how she dealt with her life situations and also with her relationship with Moling. Although it's an arranged marriage, but both parties actually were not opposed to it (don't look how at first many people saw Moling as being dissatisfied, it's only their wrong opinion) and they treated each other fairly. Like if you treat me well and I will treat you well at the beginning, before they were opening up to each other, came together physically and fell in love with each other. If they had any "disputes" they communicated it through. It's a good relationship.Also a lot of secondary characters, some you may like, some you won't. I know for sure that many did not understand why author included extras about the second Zhong sister. Whose husband is Qi Zhengchen (?) or what was his name, already forgot. He is part of another novel, I don't think it's on NU, but they are all a part of a shared universe. Anyway, I don't understand it too and it is part of the list of "things I found a little off about thi novel":
- Zhong sisters and Zhong Yanyue included, came as unprofessional tbh, because they are people in ahigh position and they gossiped about Jian Hang who had rumors flying about her in the working place as if every project was won through a bed. It felt as if they were born into high class so they can rise high, but another woman from grassroots is definitely sleeps her way up. It was disgusting.
- I could do without Zhong Yanyue, because she is an unlikable character, so they deserved only extras lol.
- Jian Hang and gaming. This was so random. It was also random that she felt sick playing games and then was dramatic that she couldn't play. Like girl, there are a ton of hobbies out there, do clay, paint, go hiking, you can do so many things. Of course gaming is the easiest to access, but still it's not like the end of the world, I don't know, I just felt weird with this addition. I find gaming content in novels really boring in general, unless characters shine with ability to speak and entertain, otherwise it's like a waste of time and water to fill whatever gaps there are.
- Some of the business matters it's better to read with your head switched off, if you don't understand these things than you'll be fine.
