The First Half of a Girl’s Hard Life

[Everyday Romance, Not Mindless] [For Readers with a Tender Heart] [The Female Lead Cries Easily]

A woman born to suffer, abandoned by her biological parents at birth and sent to be raised by a troubled family. Her adoptive father was a violent man who could never bend, and her adoptive mother was intellectually disabled and unable to have children. Not long after Yin Hua was adopted, her adoptive parents divorced, and she went with her adoptive mother to live at her grandmother's home.

Yin Hua was timid and withdrawn from a young age, too shy to approach boys.

The first love she finally found turned out to be a man who married into a wealthy family for money. He looked down on Yin Hua because of her humble background, left her, and immediately became a live-in son-in-law to a rich family.

Yin Hua was heartbroken for years and avoided marriage for a time. She believed that with a fate like hers, no man would ever love her. Maybe only men at the very bottom of society, or poor men, would be willing to take her.

By chance, Yin Hua met a poor man, and they married and had a child. She was someone who could endure a hard life.

But she never expected that the more hardship she could endure, the more there would be to come.

Because Yin Hua brought no dowry when she married, her in-laws found fault with her at every turn. They also complained that her looks brought no good fortune to her husband and that she could not bring luck to their family. The old couple did not even like their own granddaughter.

Her mother-in-law targeted Yin Hua at every turn, wishing she could kill her and bury her just to be rid of her.

Her father-in-law went even further, urging his son to make Yin Hua sell her body to earn quick money for the family.

Just when Yin Hua felt she could no longer go on, another man entered her life.

He was a doctor, and a department director, no less.

This doctor saw Yin Hua as his one true love...