The second young lady of the Ji family in Hong Kong City, Jiu Nan, was a tool used by her parents to cling to a wealthy family, and she lived like a piece of dust in the cracks with no one to care about her. In her sophomore year of high school, she became roommates with Shen Zhixu, who was regarded as an "illegitimate child." Mian Mian Nan regarded all her experiences with Shen Zhixu as simple mutual help between classmates, but she didn't know that the paranoid and cruel Shen Zhixu had already misinterpreted her kindness as love, and secretly developed an obsession. Many years later, Shen Zhixu counterattacked and became the sole heir to the Shen Group. With the power in his hand, he was well aware of the Ji family's predicament on the verge of bankruptcy. Using Ji's survival as a bargaining chip, he forced Mian Nan into a desperate situation and used a prenuptial agreement to demand her life. This entanglement that started with misplaced cognition eventually turned into a robbery with coercion and inducement. Can Mian Miannan find hope in the cage called "love"?
Purpose: Through the Ji family's patriarchal prejudice and the reality of "instrumental training", criticize the alienation of family affection in the context of wealthy families. Memorial Nan serves as a "chip" for the family to cling to the powerful. Its neglected growth and forced expectations reflect the crushing of utilitarianism on human nature, and explores how individuals can break away from the definition of their original family and find their own self-worth.