Su Moyu always thought that she and Lin Song had married because each had something the other wanted. He valued her gentle, well-behaved, domesticated nature, while she valued his good looks and steady income.
Their married life went like this: He worked on his cases, and disappearing for months at a time was normal. She worked as a teacher. Their lives were peaceful and uneventful, and they treated each other with respect.
But one day, Su Moyu finally grew tired of this lukewarm charade. She cast off her obedient, well-behaved image, quit her secure job without hesitation, and threw herself into the legal profession, a field as daunting as joining the army in 1949.
On her way to becoming the great lawyer "Su Justice," she went through hardship and made countless enemies, but ultimately overcame every crisis. Only then did she discover that her low-key husband, a government employee, was actually her lifeline and strongest supporter.
[All she has to do is move forward fearlessly. If the sky falls, I'll hold it up for you.]
Marriage first, love later. Lawyer and government employee.
Theme: Fight corruption and promote integrity; marriage first, love later.
