A Life You Don't Want to Mess With

After three years of marriage, Song Yun had become someone everyone felt free to walk all over. Then her husband brought his mistress home, and she flipped the table in front of them all, laying out three years’ worth of evidence: a divorce, three million yuan, custody of the child, and his own admission that he had cheated. But she never expected that the divorce case would uncover a wealthy family’s murder from eight years ago. Her father-in-law’s jump from a building had not been suicide, and her ex-husband’s lawyer was hiding a blood debt. The pushover grew teeth, and the single mother became the one moving the pieces. This time, she would show everyone what it meant to be someone you should never mess with.