Her family wants her life, her savior wants her bones, and she herself doesn't deserve to live.
Su Nian was born to be a living vessel for taking on others' suffering.
She took on her father's workplace injuries, shielded her mother from illness, and warded off disasters for her younger brother.
When she hurt, her family didn't; when she was wounded, they were safe; when she lay dying, they were healthy.
After twenty-four years of having her blood and bones drained away, she was cast aside like trash.
As she lay near death, Wen Ruan came like a light into the abyss, healing her with tenderness and protecting her.
She thought she had finally been saved, that at last she could have a home.
Until the truth tore everything open:
This so-called salvation was nothing but a harvest, with her being raised like livestock.
They weren't waiting for her to live, but for her to take on their suffering until death, leaving behind bones and blood worth a fortune.
Family love is a blade. Salvation is poison.
She thought she had broken free of her shackles, grown strong and independent, and become her own safe haven.
But she didn't know that all the light was merely a near-death hallucination in the final second before her death.
In reality, she died alone in a stairwell, and no one came to claim her body.
In her fantasy, she was reborn in a blaze of glory.
There is no light in this world.
There is no salvation.
There is no one who has ever loved her.
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As I read the whole story, I was emotionally involved. The story is really exciting, but it is not a deliberate arrangement of torture for the sake of torture. The emotions of the characters and the helplessness of fate are all written in a very real way. The more you look at it, the more heart-wrenching it becomes. There are many details that make you feel sour when you look at them. Even though I knew it would be more uncomfortable later on, I still couldn't help but read page after page. The stamina is really great. After I closed the book, I felt so empty that I couldn't get over it for a long time. It's a story that can be remembered for a long time after reading, and it's really worth reading.
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