At thirty, Wen Ya has a happy marriage and a successful career, thanks in part to the careful guidance of her mother, Liu Qinglan, a mathematics teacher. Then she is suddenly diagnosed with breast cancer. With a countdown seemingly ticking away on her life, she unexpectedly discovers that someone has been treating her life like a math problem, calculating every move. All the things she once thought were accidents may not have been accidents at all. Her work, her daily life, her friends, her relationships, even her husband: none of it was a matter of chance. Her life seems to be a reality show under observation.
Wen Ya sets out to uncover the truth and gradually sees another side of her mother. Dark lies, not only about Wen Ya but about the entire family, are exposed one by one…
Women of this world are mothers and daughters, but above all, they are themselves. They could have lived lives in any brilliant color they chose.
A depressing book, without too many complicated descriptions, I always have the urge to read 👍👍👍
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