Lin Qiuyue, a 68-year-old market widow, has guarded the old house left by her late husband for 40 years. Huge profits from demolition came, her nephew forged an agreement, the developer set up a scheme to force her to move, and the whole town tried to persuade her to "be smarter". When family ties turned into swords and laws turned into paper, she no longer begged for help, but started a live broadcast, calmly declaring: "In 72 hours, I will burn down the house and kill my husband." She chopped off her ambition, burned the house book, and buried the ashes in the foundation, using self-destructive resistance to force out the truth about the murder in the mining accident 38 years ago. Her ashes ignited a national awakening: the entire Internet begged her not to die, and tens of millions of people began to say "no". This is not revenge, but a trial completed with life - what she burned was not the house, but the murderous knife of "filial piety".
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
