The story begins in her youthful school days. With a hint of clumsy concern, she walked up to her and asked: "Who is number one this time?"
At the end of the story, after she committed suicide by jumping off a building after losing a lawsuit that shook her belief in justice, she came across her diary from her student days while sorting out her belongings. On the page about their first encounter, with tears in her eyes, she asked the question again with a trembling voice, but the object was already cold words and memories: "That time... What score did you get in the exam?"
It turns out that their fateful encounter began with a question about problems; and after the separation between heaven and man, what was left to the living was still the same question that was unforgettable but never responded to.
This lawyer, who firmly believed that the law represented justice, was ultimately betrayed by the very rules she defended. A tragic loss in a lawsuit with solid evidence but due to the overwhelming power of the other party destroyed her professional faith and will to survive. She used the most decisive way to make her final, silent protest against the justice she pursued.
And their lily love was shattered into a puzzle that could not be pieced together with the figure falling from the sky.
It's not a cruel article, I just haven't thought about the introduction yet.
Intention: The river in the world, Qing Haiyan