Su Shi's life in the real world was a cycle of being ignored and doubting herself. At 21, after her parents died early, she was taken in by her uncle. From childhood, she had learned to trade compromise for survival: when her uncle's children took her tuition money to buy a game console, she didn't dare speak up. While working part-time at a convenience store, a coworker stole money and framed her. The manager fired her to keep the peace, and she didn't even dare defend herself. Then, on the night she was fired, she was sorting through an old box left by her grandmother in her rented room when she found a small brass box. The words "Shiguang" were engraved on it. It was the jewelry box her grandmother had worn while she was alive. ...
