Urban Realism, Legal True Stories, Grassroots Rights Defense, Crackdowns on Deadbeats, Workplace Betrayal 都市现实、法治纪实、民间维权、反老赖、职场背叛

This is a book filled with pain, yet also with strength. The author condenses 730 days and nights of hardship while defending her rights into words, fully depicting the reality that only poverty reveals people's true nature: when wealthy, you are surrounded by people eager to please; when down on your luck, you are abandoned by everyone. Family ties and friendship crumble before profit, partners refuse to acknowledge their debts, and those around you take advantage of your misfortune. Deadbeats treat other people's kindness as a weakness and the law as a joke. Yet the book never wallows in pain. Instead, it shows the most hard-hitting form of resistance: General Zhang refuses to bow or compromise, carefully advancing with ironclad evidence such as chat records and transfer receipts; judicial workers refuse to shirk responsibility or show indulgence, crossing city borders