The protagonist is a young man. The husband and wife run a small restaurant, and the wife has the final say outside the home. The wife wanted to have another child, but was unable to conceive, so she insisted on the man to have a sperm test. The protagonist's father-in-law is not a fuel-efficient lamp. He uses his years of cheating experience to warn the protagonist that a perfect cheating can save a marriage. He was doing it himself. One day my father-in-law introduced a beautiful woman who was a dance teacher. A few days later, the protagonist was brought to his house by a dance teacher who came to the door... The protagonist seems to have regained his vitality, the business has started to live, the car has been changed to a bigger one, and the relationship with his wife has also improved. However, during this period, his mother-in-law died unfortunately, and the overconfident father-in-law found out that his wife had cheated with his masseuse. I really don't know if my father-in-law's nonsense for many years is because of the urchin who is acting like a spoiled child in his mother's arms, or because of the nature of a man. Here, the protagonist and the dance teacher are fighting fiercely, and the teacher is not willing to be a marginal person, and re-enters the protagonist's life as an applicant. The days passed slowly, and the protagonist's wife also found some clues and began to suspect the possibility of the protagonist's derailment, but there was no evidence. It turned out that she had just broken up with the restaurant chef, and wanted to return to her married life. She had to say that the derailment was A haven for marriage. So she tracked down a restaurant, where the good drama of several protagonists was just about to start...
This drama handles marital affairs in a very acceptable way. No character in this drama is likable, but they are all It won't make people hate it, but it will make people sympathize. Everyone has suffering, and they have lived together for decades and become the strangers they are most familiar with. Everyone's marriage has some flaws, so I want to find a way to make up for it. I think it is because of Everyone has faults, so they can understand and forgive each other. No one is "clean", so there will be no burdens in the future life. In contrast, some TV dramas in our country always exaggerate the role of morality. People cannot get rid of his influence, and they have to bear it for generations. Foreign writers seem to have seen this irreconcilable contradiction, and there is no good way. To solve it, just lie, and the best thing is that everyone is tacit, more tacit understanding than before.
Knowing people makes mistakes. I think this is the only way to communicate and live.
It seems that a good marriage is made up of lies.
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