Tian Tang's life is like a bloody ethics drama. She has always used "all unhappy childhoods are the best fate for novelists" to inspire her to stumble and grow up.
The only relative who raised her passed away. When she returned to China, she met a person, encountered a series of things, and got involved in another life. Later she realized that "all lives that are not cherished should be proudly out of print."
Will Tian Tang's fate, which she thinks is unfair to her, get better from now on?
Tian Tang is like you and me. I hope that all girls like Tian Tang will be treated gently by the world.
Purpose: By describing the growth history of a girl, it explains to readers that they should not give up when encountering difficulties. As long as they stick to their original aspirations and live seriously, there will eventually be someone who will accompany you to drink and ride horses everywhere, and in the end they will be treated gently by the world.