The cracks in the original family are like invisible nets, tightly entangled in Qian Qian's life.
She is the "sensible" child, the trash can of her mother's emotions, and the neglected shadow of her father's silence.
Escape is the prelude to rebirth - she will eventually no longer live for love, but for herself.
Yu Qianqian fell into depression due to her mother's long-term emotional oppression and guilt-based education. As she grows up, she begins to awaken and try to resist, eventually regenerating herself by giving up her desire for maternal love.
The heroine Yu Qianqian's parents divorced when she was young, and her mother is extremely controlling. Through guilt education and "for your own good" emotional kidnapping, she forces Qianqian to follow her own wishes and suppresses her interests, freedom and personality. After Qian Qian grew up and entered the workplace, she was repeatedly frustrated in her career due to her intolerance and poor fighting spirit, and her inner depression gradually worsened. With frustration at work and loneliness in life, she began to reflect on her life: Are all her efforts living for herself, or are she struggling for her mother's expectations?
The inner awakening made her gradually realize that her mother never really gave her love, but only used her as a tool to realize her own wishes. Qian Qian's resistance was mild at first, but as time passed, she discovered that the only relief was to completely give up her desire for maternal love.
Intention: It turns out that my family has never been poor, but they just didn't give me much love.