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They said that what Lin Wanwan is best at in her life is "being sensible". Over the past thirty-two years, she has been meek, tolerant, and never said no--she took the initiative to hand over her salary card, gave her bedroom to her younger brother for marriage, and went on blind dates thirty-two times just to make her parents look good. She lived the life everyone expected. On the thirty-second blind date, the other party said that she looked like "out-of-season fruit, about to be discounted." She smiled and nodded, then "slid" her hands and wet his pants. That's just the beginning. She began to use the gentlest tone and do the cruelest things: "Accidentally" pouring milk tea into the soon-to-be sister-in-law's designer bag; "Considerately" replace the living room with an old-fashioned TV that can only watch snowflakes; "Enthusiastically" issued twenty judicial interpretations of the Marriage Law to the family group. The whole family panicked: "Wanwan, how did you become like this?" She straightened her clothes, her smile still gentle: "It's not like this." "It's finally decided, starting from today -" "Gently go crazy in the way you most fear."