Seventeen years of dislocation, a life and death game between a real and fake daughter. When returning home for the first time, it was "accidental" to have the hot tea scalding her hands; in school, it was "for her own good" to frame cheating; at the banquet, it was "misunderstanding" to have the necklace go missing. The frame-ups are like drizzle and needles, silent but deadly. If she is weak, others will bully her; if she is strong, others will fear her. Underneath the truth, there is an undercurrent. Was the hospital's "accidental" mistake that year a natural disaster or a man-made conspiracy? What kind of secret is hidden in the twinkling eyes of mother Shen Yuru? Zhou Jingming, the gentle and elegant son of a banker, is his approach true love or a calculation? And why does that mysterious man who always appears at critical moments know so much about her past experiences?
When an old murder case comes to light, and when the identities of blood relatives and adopted daughters are completely reversed, the two girls discover that they have been involved in a feud between wealthy families that spans two generations since they were born. This is a growth epic of 2 million words. Watch how the real daughter Lin Wanyin tempers her mind in being framed again and again, from being passively beaten to actively breaking the situation, from being in the backyard of a house to saving the country through industry, and finally regaining her own life in the turbulent Shanghai. This is also a war between two women. No matter what is right or wrong, just survive. When the layers of the mask peel off, underneath the golden branches and jade leaves, there is the sincerity that has long been mutilated with flesh and blood. "The most poisonous thing in the world is not that the dove occupies the magpie's nest, but that the dove has long forgotten that it is a dove, and wonders why the magpie returned." - Lin Wanyin
