Lin Qiunan, a thirty-eight-year-old homemaker, was cornered outside the Civil Affairs Bureau by her husband and best friend, who pressured her into signing divorce papers. That night, she suffered a fatal heart attack.
When she opened her eyes again, she was back three years earlier, on the last day before the divorce.
This time, she would no longer kneel and beg for love, sit and wait for pity, or lie down and swallow her grievances.
She would stand up and expose the lies with her own hands, reclaiming the life and dignity that belonged to her.
But as she turns her fate around, step by step, she discovers that the truth is far more filthy, far more vast, and far colder than she ever imagined.
This is a long story about betrayal and being reborn, money and the law, human nature and dignity.
There is no golden finger, no System, and no domineering CEO to protect her;
there is only the blood and tears, sweat and hardship, wisdom and resilience of ordinary people.
