For ten years, she waited on her paralyzed mother-in-law, pouring her heart into a family that saw her only as free labor. When their daughter spiked a high fever, her husband didn't care—he threatened her with divorce unless she rushed home to cook for his mother. With her heart turned to ash, she signed the papers. Backed by her own family, she pivoted to agricultural livestreaming and claimed the life she deserved.
