When Su Shilin was born, the family couldn't get rid of the problem, and her mother almost gave her away.
When she was five years old, she watched her grandma stuff all the eggs into her cousin's bowl and told herself that "girls don't deserve it."
At the age of fifteen, she surrendered herself at the instigation of her mother, and in exchange she said, "If you want a bride price, don't talk about it."
At the age of twenty-five, she was married off with a price tag of 160,000 yuan, and was kicked out after giving birth to a child.
At the age of thirty-five, she stood on a city overpass with a crazy daughter and a young girl who was ignorant of the world, and wanted to jump off for the first time.
But she didn't jump.
Because there was a note in his pocket, which was written crookedly by the youngest daughter: "Mom, when I grow up, I will buy you a big house."
From the adobe house in the coal mine family area, to the rental house on the edge of the city, to the office building whose name she couldn't even pronounce - Su Shilin spent forty years to complete the journey that others took half a lifetime.
She has met noble people and scum; she has been stepped into the mud and also been lifted high.
When she finally stood at the door of the bakery she bought, she looked at herself reflected in the glass window - the girl who once didn't even deserve to eat an egg, could now make eggs available to the children in the whole village.
She thought, this life is worth it.
But fate happened to give her another multiple-choice question when she was at her most prosperous.
A multiple choice question about forgiveness.
