Su Wan died on the dirtiest snowy day in Beijing that year. The back of his head hit a fire hydrant and blood flowed into a river. As for her husband Zhou Muye, when she was dying, he was busy calling Lin Chuchu, promising to never abandon her. With endless reluctance and regret, Su Wan was reborn and returned to the three months before the tragedy. This time, she put away all her humbleness and obsession, and no longer hysterically stopped Zhou Muye's behavior of being a "good guy". Instead, she quietly laid out a plan: to regain her career, accumulate capital, collect evidence, and break free from the shackles of marriage step by step. She watched Zhou Muye continue to deal with her and Lin Chuchu, watching him perform "affectionate" drama, but she only found it ridiculous. From a dodder who was dependent on others to a self-reliant entrepreneur, Su Wan completed Nirvana and rebirth in three months. Not only did she kick out the man who didn't know how to refuse with dignity, but she also became her own light. In the end, she put aside her hatred and headed for her own new life with clarity and freedom.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
