Le Boi San was born a girl, but due to her paternal family's prejudice, she was instilled with the foolish idea that she "must become a boy." After enduring hardships inflicted by her father's family, she, her newborn sister, and her mother were expelled from the Le household. Her arduous life began then. When she started primary school, she asked her mother to change her gender to male. Her mother changed it without hesitation on the same day, making Le Boi San doubt the sincerity of her mother's love. Being a girl on the inside but appearing as a boy made her self-conscious and secretly harbor feelings for someone she dared not confess to. At the end of her twelfth year of high school, her mother went bankrupt, and her sister was only in eighth grade. The heavy responsibility on her shoulders inadvertently hindered her education and romantic prospects. Ten years later, after all debts were repaid, she found herself entangled in a dispute with another family. At the police station, she unexpectedly reunited with an old friend – the very boy she had secretly admired for so long. "Le Boi San, long time no see." Was this a mere coincidence, or fate bringing the two lovers together?