Over Thirty

Six months pregnant with her second child, Feng Yun loses her job. At home, her mother-in-law causes trouble, her daughter falls ill, and her husband cheats on her with a coworker. Even her own mother calls her heartless and useless because she can no longer support her older brother. Yet not long ago, she was a polished, high-achieving career woman and the financial backbone of both her household and her extended family. How did she suddenly end up abandoned by everyone? After reflecting on her predicament, she finally understands: she was nothing more than a tool, a tool for boosting work performance, earning money to support the family, bearing and raising children, and bringing honor to the family. Once she lost her value as a tool, all the honors meant nothing. And the real culprit was the people-pleasing personality she had been conditioned into by her family of origin. Now that she has seen the truth, she decides to rebuild herself and live differently. But she is already in her thirties. Is it still possible to change?