The torrential rain soaked the rural courtyard into a mess of mud, and in order to exchange for a county town job for her younger brother, the partiality grandmother stubbornly forced Lin Mai to press her fingerprint on the marriage contract, tricking her that marrying into the town was enjoying a life of ease. At the moment her hand was about to touch the ink pad, Lin Mai unexpectedly heard the grandmother's unspoken malicious thoughts—as soon as she signed, she would destroy her university admission letter, completely cutting off her path to study. Unwilling to yield to fate, Lin Mai overturned the table and resisted on the spot, no longer letting her family manipulate her, relying on her own efforts to seize the opportunity to study, and step by step living to become an independent woman in the eighties.