A Receipt from the Abyss

Seven years ago, a car crash on a rainy night brought the Shen family to ruin overnight.

After lying low for seven years, Shen Yan returned to Jiangcheng as a risk assessment specialist. She carefully laid her plans, determined to expose the truth behind the old case that capital had buried.

Lu Shiyan, head of the Lu family and a ruthless financial tycoon in the eyes of the world, bore the burden of an old sin alone. Everyone believed that he had covered up the accident to protect his younger brother, who caused it, and personally pushed Shen Yan into a desperate plight.

But beneath the layers of deception lie three shocking reversals.

His brother's role in the crash was no accident, and Lu Shiyan's cover-up was not simply an act of family loyalty. Every show of indifference was protection; every act of revenge concealed a deadly threat.

She took up a blade to demand justice, never realizing that her revenge would be precisely what unleashed the murderous madness that had lain dormant for years, dragging her into a living hell from which there was no escape.

Love and sin entwine; hatred and redemption are turned upside down.

There are no purely good people, nor wholly evil ones. By the time the full truth comes to light, love and hate have no solution.

Love is a blade's edge, and staying together is destruction. No one can find a happy ending in this reply from the abyss.

Theme: Hatred does not necessarily bring redemption. Human nature wanders the gray ground between good and evil, and some harms, once done, have no solution that can satisfy everyone.