After Losing Gravity, I Reached for the Light

At twenty-five, Yin Wan'er lost two things: 200,000 yuan, and the courage to trust someone again.

She grew up sheltered by her older brother and doted on by her friends. For the first time, she met someone who seemed to understand her so perfectly. Only later did she realize that it wasn't understanding. It was manipulation.

Depression, returning to school, graduate exams, joining a company, doing charity work. In the mountains, she brought children out of one "resort" after another. At night, she lined up the pills in her medicine box, one compartment at a time.

Seven years, seven volumes, eighty-eight chapters. She didn't become invulnerable. She simply learned one thing: not to make decisions for others, and never again to let others make them for her.

This is for you: there's no shame in being deceived. What matters is getting back up.