Lin Zhiyi has known since she was a child that she is a redundant person in the eyes of her biological father, Lin Jianguo.
No scolding, no beating, just always pretending she doesn't exist.
He didn't have her bowls and chopsticks for dinner, he didn't have her red envelopes during the Chinese New Year, and his fever reached 39 degrees. He just said, "Don't infect others."
My mother endured it, my brother hid, and my grandpa felt distressed.
Only her cousin Zhao Nianqing secretly gave her pocket money every time she came to see her from town and said, "Zhiyi, you will definitely be better than anyone else in the future."
She gritted her teeth and went to college, passed the law exam, and entered the top law firm in Yancheng.
It took her six years to go from being looked down upon as a trainee lawyer to becoming a well-known female lawyer who has won thirty lawsuits.
In six years, she has not returned home once, and has not received a single call from her biological father.
Until that day, she stood in the Yancheng Supreme Court, and the person sitting opposite her was her father's supermarket.
The man who helped her win this battle was Yancheng's youngest billionaire CEO Lu Jingchen.
He was as cold as ice, but in the middle of the night when she was most embarrassed, he didn't say anything and just handed her a cup of hot coffee.
"Lawyer Lin, your opponents from now on are not just people in court."
She smiled: "I'm not afraid."
He said, "I know. That's why I'm here."
This is the story of a girl who was raised by cold violence and fought her way to the top of Yan City, won all her lawsuits, and finally learned to be loved.
