"Yuna Gu was terminally ill. Her family, the Gus, supported her for six years—losing their villa, their company, and everything they had. Her father went from being a company boss to a Didi driver, working himself to the bone to earn money. Her mother, once a wealthy lady, became a cleaner, doing everything possible to make ends meet. Yuna didn’t want to burden her parents anymore and begged them to let her die. But the elderly couple couldn’t bear to lose their only daughter. In the end, her father collapsed from exhaustion and died suddenly. The shock drove her mother into insanity... To secure her mother’s placement in a nursing home and leave her some savings, Yuna decided to earn money through livestreaming. But her failing body couldn’t handle it, and normal means couldn’t raise enough funds. So, Yuna resorted to scamming MCN agencies for signing fees and taking out online loans. While saving the money, she was targeted by an elderly neighbor who tried to extort her, thinking Yuna would back down. But she didn’t know Yuna was terminally ill and had nothing left to lose. The incident was recorded by other residents and posted online, catching the attention of the MCN agencies and loan sharks. A group of them stormed Yuna’s home to demand repayment. But by then, Yuna was on the verge of death, and her mother, left with no one to care for her, wouldn’t survive long either. There was nothing the debt collectors could do. Just then, her first love, Ethan Huo, reappeared. He had always known Yuna wasn’t the kind to act recklessly—he had only left her back then because he felt inferior to her family’s status. Now, seeing Yuna in such a state, he decided to take care of her and her mother. After settling the disputes with the MCN agencies and loan companies, Ethan and Yuna got married. But during their wedding photoshoot, Yuna’s condition worsened. By the time they returned to her old neighborhood, she passed away. Upon learning of her daughter’s death, Yuna’s mother chose to end her own life. Leaving Ethan alone... "
