Nineteen years is enough time for someone to go from being defined by others to defining herself.
Lin Wan's story is not a revenge fantasy or a tragic tale of suffering. It is the true story of an ordinary woman who spends ten years turning a losing hand into a winning one.
She doesn't remarry because she doesn't need marriage to prove she deserves to be loved.
She neither forgives nor refuses to forgive. She simply lets it go.
She pours all her energy into loving herself, and then realizes that when you become your own sun, you don't need to borrow anyone else's light.
The people who once deceived her will live forever with the choices they made, imprisoned in the cages they built for themselves.
That's life: everyone must answer for their own choices.
I feel that the description in the novel is quite realistic. I like this very much.