In the autumn of 1972, Yin Xingmin was so hungry she was faint with it. She accidentally bumped into the old wooden table beside her. The excruciating pain brought back her memories of her previous life: after rescuing a little girl who had fallen into a flood, she had collapsed in the raging water from exhaustion and lost her life.
With her memories fully restored, Yin Xingmin opened her eyes and stared at the mottled ceiling. As she retraced the events of this life, she realized that in both lives her own family had despised and schemed against her. Terror welled up inside her.
When she overheard her family planning to marry her off to a fool, Yin Xingmin clutched the black lump pendant her grandmother had given her and secretly resolved to leave the Xie family. She signed up to go to the countryside before they could stop her, slipped out of the house under cover of darkness, and boarded the train bound for an unknown future.
Very good-looking, in line with the character setting of the era
I often see the evil in human nature in novels, especially the malice from relatives, and I don't understand it.