Ning Xi ran away from home at the age of eighteen with a pretty face. Ning Xi knew that this was her only trump card, so she could crawl around among men, take advantage of her, and deceive her.
She is a top liar in Vanity Fair. She plays the role of a gentle and eloquent flower and an innocent little white lotus. She moves around in the arms of all kinds of financial owners, and she has a perfect sense of the gentleness of playing on the spot. They gave her good clothes and food, and she gave her false love and affection, each getting what she needed. It was supposed to be a deal that would never turn over.
He said: "Ning Xi, you have deceived everyone, but you can't deceive yourself."
In one word, her layers of disguise were torn apart. It turned out that the money she was chasing after was just a life-saving straw for an abandoned child; it turned out that she was pretending to be strong because she was afraid of being abandoned again.
When two people covered in mud collide, when lies meet honesty, when dodder flowers no longer cling to others - this story that begins with deception will eventually blossom into the flower of redemption.
Intent: This is a story about deception and redemption. One day, one will no longer be a dodder flower dependent on others, but will grow into a tree that can shield oneself from the wind and rain, and bravely pursue that belated and pure happiness.