As a young man longing for love, Song Chenchen finds himself in a danmei novel he wrote. He has a husband who is tall, strong, immensely wealthy, and can be regarded as the epitome of human excellence. "Fulfilling all his fantasies about men," this should be fantastic news, except that the book he is in is called "Divorce."The protagonist, Song Chen, is raised by the Zhao family, known for his fiery reputation and surrounded by rumors, with no one daring to want him outside. However, the sons of the Zhao family fought over him.The Zhao parents selected and considered that only the second son, Zhao Jindong, was relatively indifferent to Song Chen. He wasn't swayed by fiery passion or entranced by fresh flowers and seemed to keep things under control.Thus, the alternate title for "Divorce" is "Zhao Jindong and His Nasty Wife."After entering the book, Song Chenchen, to maintain his character, had to pretend not to like Zhao Jindong even though he did.The cold-hearted god Zhao Jindong often made harsh remarks: "I can accept anything but touching you."Pretending is like making dumplings; if overdone, it breaks the façade. Zhao Jindong discovered that the outwardly seemingly twisted Song Chen had a tender inner core.But he kept a stern face, recalling the many flags he had set up, deciding he must endure.This story involves many large-scale 'true fragrance' moments.