Ye Shuwen and Liu Xiaohui were close friends who graduated from college together. Liu Xiaohui was a year older, so Ye Shuwen called her Big Sister.
Liu Xiaohui had been sponsored through school by a businessman, and went to work at his company after graduating. Ye Shuwen, meanwhile, chose to take the civil service exam. The two friends both returned to their hometowns.
While Ye Shuwen was earning money after college, her parents built a house back home for her younger brother, Ye Kaifeng. Then they demanded that Shuwen help pay off the debt. Her salary was meager, and after sending money home, she struggled to make ends meet. Her circumstances left her stretched to the limit.
With Liu Xiaohui's help, Ye Shuwen met the first mentor of her life, her granduncle. He gave Shuwen a wealth of wisdom and spiritual guidance. He also recognized her strengths and pointed her toward a career in writing.
Sadly, their time together didn't last long. Not long afterward, her granduncle died in an accident. Ye Shuwen struggled to keep going, torn between her job, her family, and her dream.
To keep her younger brother out of prison, Liu Xiaohui married into the Sun family for a bride price of 200,000 yuan, plunging her life into chaos...
After her granduncle was gone, every day felt like a year. Ye Shuwen couldn't bear to spend the rest of her life this way. She was determined to fulfill his wish, and after much deliberation, she decided to quit her job.
With help from Shuwen and the company president, Xiaohui finally emerged from the darkness. She moved to Jucheng with Shuwen, and the two began a new chapter in their lives.
What stories await them?
Every time you encounter something bad, you can read this book! Looking at it, I feel motivated to move forward again!