Native Family, Half-Life Courtship Ended in Failure

Su Nian has lived by the rule that "the elder sister should give way to the younger brother" since she was a child. Born into a family that values ​​sons over daughters, all the tenderness, preference, resources and tolerance of his parents were left to his younger brother Su Lei. But she can only wear old clothes, give away snacks, endure grievances, and be unconditionally sensible. She studied hard and moved forward step by step. She just wanted to get approval from her family. But her excellent grades were taken for granted, her small demands were dismissed as selfish and pretentious, and the subsidies that should have been hers were used to make her brother's comfort more comfortable. My father was silent and cold, my mother was mean and strong, and no one saw the grievances she had endured all these years. When she grew up, she fled her hometown to make a living on her own, frugally and grit her teeth. But the shackles of her native family have never been loosened. Endless demands and moral kidnappings followed one after another, forcing her to sacrifice her own life to fulfill her brother's future. She spent half her life in humble pursuit of love, compromising again and again, forgiving again and again, and expecting again and again. It wasn't until her enthusiasm was completely exhausted that she realized that some homes were never warm. I spent half my life chasing family ties, but in the end, they all came to nothing. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.