The Flame of Her Body

This story outlines a girl who suffered unequal treatment in her native family since she was a child. She worked hard to support her mother as an adult, but was treated as a "transparent person" while her younger sister was pampered like a princess. Because no one took her seriously, she was controlled and oppressed in the workplace and almost died. Fortunately, a doctor saved her. After her marriage, she discovered that her husband's family was even more vicious - her father-in-law was actually the former leader who had harmed her. Her husband's family was trying to use her son in exchange for benefits, and even threatened to kill her many times. She endured the humiliation, tried her best to send her son to a prestigious school, and then chose to divorce. However, she was still pestered and intimidated by her husband's family, and was even almost framed as mentally ill. In the end, she bravely took up legal weapons, made the abuser pay the price, and sought justice for herself.