Summary
In her first life, Wen Li stopped her older brother from running into a burning glass conservatory to save Wen Roujia, the girl their family adored. Roujia survived, but her hands were ruined. The family blamed Wen Li, cut off her college tuition, and treated her attempt to protect her brother as an act of jealousy. At twenty-four, she died alone.
Now she is eighteen again, back at the same fire. When her brother tells her to let go, she does.
He saves Roujia, but suffers severe damage to his lungs and voice. As the consequences reach his career and relationships, the family expects Wen Li to put college on hold and care for him, even as they protect Roujia’s chance to study abroad.
This time, Wen Li won’t surrender her future. With a full scholarship secured and the mother who raised her standing beside her, she is ready to choose a life of her own.











