Twenty-Ninth Floor

Li Zhaodi. A girl whose fate is determined by her name. She was born in a county town, and her family favored boys over girls. She worked her way out by studying and settled in the provincial capital. But when she was almost thirty years old, she was dragged back by her mother for a blind date and married Han Song. Han Song was impeccably good before marriage. It's a different story after marriage. There were very few days when he didn't play games. Takeaway boxes were piled on the coffee table, and he would take her toothbrush and use it. When she filed for divorce for the first time, her whole family advised her to be patient and just have a child. But the child is not what she wants. He promised her not to have children until he got rid of those problems. Later she discovered the four punctured condoms. When my daughter was born, no one in her husband's family laughed. She carried it all by herself. On the twenty-fourth day after giving birth, she stood on the balcony of the twenty-ninth floor with her baby in her arms. The wind was frighteningly strong. She almost jumped. It was the child who opened his eyes and looked at her. The story really begins from here: how she came down, how she got divorced, how she changed her name as "Zhao Di", and how she took her children and relived her life as Li Luming. These are the years when a woman is urged to get married and have children, and is almost swallowed up. Not sensational. I just spread out for you bit by bit what those women swallowed alone.