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 with a female coworker. Even her own mother calls her heartless and useless because she can no longer keep supporting her older brother. But not long ago, she was a polished career woman, the financial pillar of both her household and her extended family. How did she suddenly end up abandoned by everyone? After painful reflection, she finally understands: she was nothing but a tool, a tool for building a career, earning money to support the family, bearing and raising children, and bringing honor to the family. Once she loses her usefulness, all those accolades no longer have anything to do with her. And the real culprit behind it all is the “people-pleasing personality” instilled in her by her family of origin. Having finally seen the light, she decides to rebuild herself and live differently. But she's already over thirty. Is it still not too late?