Twenty-year-old Lin Wan stands at the boundary between campus and society. Her life is filled with part-time hourly wages, a balance that is never enough to spend, creaky bunk beds in a shared house, and vague anxiety about the future. Until by chance, she discovered a "shortcut" that seemed to quickly get rid of her current situation, but the cost was vague. This is a story about growth, choice, and learning to pay for your own life at a semi-mature age.
