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Su Mo, a newly educated woman, is well-educated, has a clear life plan, and is engaged in a decent job. Her sudden pregnancy makes her involved in the wave of marriage. Her deep love is consumed by the trivialities in life, and the truth and reality of marriage tightly bind her. She has to go back and forth with heavy housework such as washing clothes, cooking three meals a day, washing pots and dishes, and taking care of children. Freedom, independence, making money, and dressing up are out of reach for her. On the other hand, what her husband gets is the opportunity to develop his career with peace of mind, hot meals that can be eaten after get off work, and ironed shirts that can be obtained by opening the cupboard. The always strong mother-in-law repeatedly intervened in the life of the small family, the intimate relationship between the husband and his female colleagues, and the burden of taking care of the children... Everything overwhelmed Su Mo and eventually fell into depression. After continuous self-treatment, Su Mo gradually reconciled with himself, her mother-in-law, and life...