

A stingy grandmother who loved money more than life itself, and a father whose blind filial piety left him with no backbone? It didn't matter. To save her mother, Leng Hui stripped her grandmother's pockets to snatch her private savings for medical treatment. If they weren't given food, she would pick the locks just to fill their stomachs. If they weren't given money, Tang Lin would claim to the world that she was a widow, while telling those close to them that Leng Hui's father had passed away. When a cousin tried to steal her blind date Leng Hui: "A man who can be easily stolen isn't a good man anyway; he's not worth having." When the extended family tried to seize their inheritance Tang Lin: "How greedy! Aren't you afraid you'll choke on it?" When men were too old-fashioned, feudal, and stubborn Tang Lin: "There are thousands of handsome men in this world and millions of women; who can't live without whom?" Everyone said Tang Lin and Leng Hui were unconventional and restless. The mother and daughter simply sneered: Since they had arrived in this era, why bother with men when a career is so much sweeter? Mountains crumble and people leave, but relying on oneself is the only true way.
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