Shen Lin, a female college student in London, received the news of her sister's death, gave up her studies and rushed to Saigon. She was forced to take over the three nightclubs, two foot-washing centers and a KTV left by her sister. Everyone thought she was stupid - bullied, humiliated, and forced to lose her virginity. She gritted her teeth and struggled in the mire, her only thought being to avenge her sister.
But the charred body in the morgue was missing an emerald ring that my sister never left. The name that was crossed out on the photo, the huge sum of money that disappeared from the account book, Sister Xiu's words, "You have to live to be qualified to know the truth" – every doubt points in one direction: my sister's death was not an accident.
She thought she was looking for the murderer. Little did he know that the debt he owed in London three years ago was being pursued from across the ocean. And the truth is crueler than she imagined - and closer to her.
The closer she gets to the truth, the more she realizes she's becoming a different person. When the man from London appeared on the streets of Saigon, Shen Lin realized that her life had never been her own.
In the hot and humid streets of Saigon, in the smell of jasmine and gasoline, a girl's revenge is about to reveal a shocking secret about betrayal, deception and fate.
