The Eldest Sister Under the Locust Tree

The old locust trees in the plains of eastern Henan have witnessed the ups and downs of a girl's half-life. As long as Lin Maisui can remember, she has been pinned to the position of sacrifice by the word "eldest sister". She gave up the sunshine of school, shouldered all the burdens of the family, exchanged her youth for her younger brother's future, and exchanged her betrothal gift for her younger brother's wedding room. She spent her youth on the assembly line and learned to tolerate the favoritism of her family. It wasn't until her father protected her from the absurdity of forced marriage that she finally walked out of the Loess Slope and found her own stability. Half of her life was in debt, half of her life was in redemption, and she finally became her supporter. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.