Later, Lu Wanyi took revenge on Lin Jinrong fiercely: she asked someone to find Lin Jinrong's wife in Thailand and told her everything between herself and Lin Jinrong, and it is said that the woman fainted on the spot. She ignored Lang Zhisong's pleas and insisted on divorcing him.

Of course Lang Zhisong refused. He felt that it was okay to drag and consume, and he would not let go easily if he did not find his next home. Lu Wanyi found several friends who also knew Lang Zhisong, but they couldn't convince him. Later, she found Li Baobao, and Li Baobao asked her friends who were messing around outside to find a few black people with tattoos, and after the intimidation, Lang Zhisong finally relented.

Time flies, and the world is in a hurry. In the days to come, Lu Wanyi could no longer think of these two men. She worked as an assistant in a private sector in the United States, and then moved to France, where she married a Frenchman named Mnusken, who was much older than herself. Mnusken runs a small gallery that deals in art.

Lu Wanyi gave herself a new name called Lu Quanquan, hoping that everything would be new, forget the past, and leave only the future. But she soon discovers that Mnusken is a playboy who has nothing but an endless stream of fresh people of the opposite sex. He couldn't move his feet when he saw anyone, and he couldn't let go of his eyes. Lu Quanquan soon got tired of it, feeling that life was like an inexplicable dream, with neither beginning nor ending.

She had been to New York before, but she was afraid to go past the place where she had been sad. Only when the forest is dyed every year, there will be a sudden trace of pain in her heart, and then, when the past is wandering in the middle of the night, she is unprepared. It is right to leave Lang Zhisong, but in her life, she will feel guilty for taking revenge on Lin Jinrong: why bother?

Why bother? I've loved, I've cried, why hate again?

But she still couldn't let it go. Sometimes lying next to Mnusken, she really can't let go of those pasts, and she can't forget them. She learned to smoke and shrugged off Mnusken's desire to expect her to help her in running the gallery. She became financially independent and slowly began her academic studies.

She has published several papers in a European philosophical journal known for its humanistic care, including "Research on the Relationship between Women's Economic Conditions and Independence in Marriage and Love", "Comparison between Women's Liberation in Europe and the Awakening of Women's Consciousness in North America", "On the Systematization and Completeness of Heidegger's Feminist Thought", etc. Because of the publication of these papers, she gradually became a pioneer in European feminist research.

As her fame grew, so did her and her husband's disagreement. Fortunately, they have no children, and she has no requirements for his business and property. Because of a trivial quarrel, Lu Quanquan felt that she was really tired of it, and in her opinion, she had no chance of being happy in marriage in this life. At the juncture when she took the initiative to file for divorce, her husband suddenly disappeared.

She didn't care, and entrusted a lawyer to publish a statement in the newspaper, giving a six-month period, and if the other party did not show up on October 10, the marriage contract would be automatically dissolved when it expired. Then she found a relatively secluded and bustling street and rented a comfortable nest of her own.

In the dead of night, an advanced figure in European feminist studies, alone smoking a cigarette and lying in bed.