Lin Wan spent twenty-four years being a "good person," only to have her parents drain her savings to buy her younger brother a house, while her boss stole credit for her work and made her take the blame.
Then one day, she received a diagnosis at the hospital: "post-traumatic stress-induced awakening." The doctor said her brain had activated its ultimate defense: she could no longer feel false empathy, and had developed a destructive urge to correct every injustice.
And so...
At a family dinner, when relatives pressured her to accept her lot, she smiled and played everyone's private recordings, splitting the family on the spot.
At a company meeting, when her boss took credit for her work, she presented three hundred pages of data analysis in front of everyone and used logic to nail him to the pillar of shame.
When the entire internet cyberbullied her, she livestreamed a call with a law professor, turning an emotional frenzy into a public legal education session.
They said she was crazy.
She had simply learned at last to use their rules to send them straight to hell.
This is a tale of how to "elegantly" topple the whole world, and an epic about rebuilding herself from the ruins.
