After Seven Years of Domestic Abuse, I Escaped with a Hundred Thousand in Bride Price

This book tells the story of a woman who had been beaten for seven years and how she got out of it step by step. There is no golden finger, no heroine who suddenly becomes stronger, only the strength to get up from the mud on a rainy night, the black mud that cannot be washed away from the nails, and a bowl of porridge that I have not even taken a sip of after carrying it three times. The writing style is very simple and there are very few dialogues. It relies entirely on actions, objects and silence to promote emotions. After reading it, you will remember the date tree, the blue cloth jacket, and the river at the entrance of the village. It's not sensational, it's not tragic, but you'll be silent for a long time after watching it. It is suitable for readers who are patient with realistic themes and are not afraid of slow pace. If you like the kind of "the whole text doesn't say anything about pain, but it hurts thoroughly", you can enter.