She No Longer Takes Care of Everyone's Consequences

Qin Zhaowan once handled a work injury accident for the company that shocked the entire network. She wrote a statement, appeased the family, suppressed doubts, but finally refused to sign the document "voluntarily assuming full responsibility." Because that accident was never one person's fault. After rejecting the visa, she was fired from the company, her fiancé broke off the engagement, and was scolded by the entire Internet as a cold-blooded public relations executioner. Without explaining, she turned back to Linchuan, where she had been away for six years, and took over the old street left behind by her mother and a community service station that was on the verge of closing down. There, she met He Wenchuan again. Six years ago, he accused her of hiding problems for powerful people; six years later, he became a public interest lawyer defending the rights of ordinary workers and was investigating a casualty case related to her old company. He doesn't trust her easily, and she doesn't need his pity. From asking for back wages and getting back social security, to promoting female employment and renovating old cities, Qin Zhaowan rebuilt his life step by step. At the same time, the old account books, the missing voice recorder and a tampered placement list left by her mother brought her back to the old case that changed the fate of two families. She used to be the best at cleaning up everyone's messes. This time, she won't take the blame for anyone, nor will she make sacrifices to prove her love. When two people finally get married, career, business trips, housework, care and intimacy still have to be renegotiated. Love is not about taking over life for her, but giving her a place to hug her when she wants to be close. What she wants to do is to make everyone who created the mess bear the consequences and return her life to herself.