The wedding night was my entrance to hell.
My sister sent me, who was unconscious, into a strange man's room, and the indecent video spread all over the Internet overnight.
I went from being the would-be daughter-in-law of the Lu family that everyone envied, to being reviled by the entire internet. My dandy fiancé punched and kicked me in public, my biological parents pointed at my nose and scolded me for being evil. They worked together to push me deeper into the abyss, and no one stood by my side.
When I was desperate, I found out I was pregnant. The doctor said this was the only child I would have in my life, and if I had an abortion, I would be permanently infertile. This child was the mark of that humiliation and the only light in my desperate situation.
I cut my hair long and sneaked into the hotel disguised as a cleaning lady to find out the truth. The moment I climbed out of the mire, I swore: I would tear off all the masks, make everyone who had harmed me pay with their blood, and give my children a clean future.
Purpose: To convey the core value of "women should always be themselves first": even if they fall to the bottom of life, are betrayed by their loved ones, or are tortured by fate, they can still get out of the quagmire by relying on their own tenacity, not being attached or compromising, and always living straight for themselves. At the same time, we oppose the moral kidnapping of the original family and advocate a love concept of equality and respect: true love is never about control and charity, but about silent protection and respect for each other; all malice will eventually pay the price, and those who stick to their true hearts will eventually be able to burn out their own light from the ashes and gain warmth and new life.