Lu Fengzhao

Lu Fengzhao's boyfriend of two years abandoned her for Bai Fumei and held a wedding the year he graduated from college. She squatted in the heavy rain in front of the hotel, soaked to the skin. He said condescendingly: "You are really pitiful. I blame you for being born in the wrong child." At that moment, the love-minded Lu Fengzhao died. She wiped away her tears, deleted all contact information, and wrote on the first page of her notebook: "It is better to rely on yourself than to rely on heaven and earth." From then on, she had only one goal in life - to stand up on her own. I started as an audit assistant at the lowest level, looking through vouchers during the day, taking the CPA exam at night, and chasing the flow of funds in the early morning. Everyone said that girls just need someone to rely on, but she didn't. When the phoenix man who relied on his father-in-law to rise to power was transferring assets, buying luxury homes, and keeping lovers in the company, she, as an auditor, turned out all his incriminating evidence page by page. Bank statements, shell companies, overseas accounts, and autographed approval forms—it took her half a year to weave a web that he couldn't break. In the end, the court pronounced that he was guilty of job embezzlement and sentenced to seven years in prison. The man who said to her, "You're really pathetic," cried like a child in the dock. And she stood on the witness stand, expressionless. This is not a revenge story, this is a story about a girl pulling herself out of the mire.