Debt (complete Collection)
by Tian Hehe
About This Novel
"Debt" tells the story of the bumpy experience of Luo Shinan, a small town girl. Luo Shinan was framed and forced to marry into the wealthy Xu family, and spent four years in an indifferent marriage with her husband Xu Yulin. When she decided to divorce, she discovered that she was pregnant with her second child and her father disappeared due to huge debts. In order to protect her family, she had to maintain her marriage and lived with her husband's lover Zhang Ying. She was framed many times and almost had a miscarriage. She turns to her former lover Ding Zikun, who tries to make up for his past cowardice. At this time, Liang Qin appeared, claiming to be pregnant with Xu Yulin's child, hoping to cooperate with Luo Shinan to retaliate against the Xu family, and promised to help her regain custody of her daughter after divorce. However, in a conflict, Ding Zikun accidentally killed Xu Yulin, and Luo Shinan also lost his second child. After Luo Shinan heard the conversation between Tong Yuetian and Shan Rui, he decided to leave City A and go to Binhai to start over. In Binhai, she got help from her landlord and Bai Hehe and found a job as a Chinese tutor. But not long after, Shan Rui found her and forced her to return to City A. After she refused, she returned to Binhai again, only to find that Jin Junzhong had sold the company and she had lost her job. While looking for a new job, she found an advertising company that had undertaken a resort project related to her father's debt. She joined the company with the help of Jin Junzhong, but was fired because she was framed. Luo Shinan returned to the advertising company with Zhang Xun's help and gradually became an outstanding advertising planner. With the help of her friends, she uncovers the truth behind her father's debt - a financial fraud involving many victims. Jin Junzhong also showed his true colors and attempted to resell traditional Chinese tea art. When her father's case came to light, Luo Shinan discovered that the grievances of her parents' generation were the root of it all. What she and the people around her experienced were the debts of the previous generation.
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