Life Is Like a Cliff

Su Yan, a 40-year-old stay-at-home housewife, got divorced in anger, which caused a series of butterfly effects. From then on, her life fell off a cliff... I don't know how to refuel my car, I have no work experience, my body is too fragile to handle heavy workloads, and I have phobias. A boutique store was demolished, and the new store was built illegally. A car accident caused amnesia and phobia, and hit rock bottom for the first time; The street stall he set up was confiscated by the urban management. He re-entered the classroom to obtain the professional qualification certificate and was unable to register. His younger brother was imprisoned for intentional injury. He was forced to bear the burden of the whole family and compensated the injured with a huge sum of money. Then he fell off a cliff; In the early stage of starting a business, the guarantee was credulous and the borrower disappeared; in the mid-term, employees resold the bidding project, and the head office and the owner were held accountable; in the later stage, profiteers maliciously exerted pressure and were forced to advance funds to complete the project, and the branch was cancelled, and the company fell off the cliff. After falling and rising from the bottom many times, can she continue to grow, heal herself, and complete the dual redemption of psychology and career?