Su Jin had been a pampered heiress from a wealthy family. Her parents were kind, and she had grown up in comfort. She treated people with sincerity and was genuinely good to her in-laws, pouring her family's resources into helping them get ahead.
But an unexpected bankruptcy swept away all her security. Her parents died suddenly, leaving her saddled with enormous debts.
Afraid of being dragged down, the once-gentle, considerate husband insisted on a divorce. Her in-laws, who had only managed to turn their fortunes around thanks to the Su family, suddenly dropped their false pretenses, treated her coldly, and made things difficult for her at every turn.
Seeing how heartless people could be, Su Jin didn't cling to them or make a scene. She decisively divorced her husband, took back everything that belonged to her, and shouldered all the debts alone.
Putting aside her heiress's airs, she started by setting up a street stall, working through wind and sun and paying off the debt bit by bit.
But as she worked to build a stable life, small inconsistencies kept surfacing. The family bankruptcy and her parents' deaths may not have been accidents at all.
The little princess who had once been sheltered in a greenhouse fell into a desperate, muddy pit but never lost sight of who she was. Relying on no one but herself, she fought against the odds, finding ways to support herself and get back on her feet while secretly investigating the truth buried for years.
