She Said, No

At the age of twenty-eight, Chen Zhiyi lost both his job and the qualification to be "liked". Her boss said she was incompetent, her colleagues laughed at her for being too easy to bully, and her mother scolded her for being worthless. The blind date said bluntly: "You look quite ordinary, and your personality is too boring." She spent twenty-eight years learning to please the whole world, but found that she had never been truly cared about by anyone. Standing on the rooftop of the company, she thought: If she died tomorrow, would there ever be a day in her life where she lived for herself? The answer is - no. That night, she wrote a resignation letter with only four words: I quit. This is the happiest sentence she has ever said in twenty-eight years. The story of a woman who learned to say "no." To everyone who has ever asked themselves "What the hell am I doing" late at night.