My Life, I Sign for It (50 episodes)
Lin Sufen has toiled for her family for half her life, only for her son and daughter-in-law to decide behind her back to send her off to the countryside for…
Lin Sufen has toiled for her family for half her life, only for her son and daughter-in-law to decide behind her back to send her off to the countryside for retirement and divvy up her rooms. Refusing to yield any further, she sells her own apartment to protect her dignity and boundaries. After the turmoil, her son learns respect, her daughter-in-law learns propriety, and she rediscovers herself in her later years. Loving one's children does not mean surrendering one's life; helping is out of kindness, not an obligation. Unhurried, she finally goes to gaze at the sea—for the rest of her days, she signs for herself.