📖 Written by: MSY

🗓️ Published on: December 20, 2025

📖 Chapter 15 – Pouring Wine

✍️ Summary by MSY

At the restaurant, Fu Yingying and Qu Qing attempt to humiliate Su Nan, calling her “trash” and demanding she be thrown out. But Su Jin’s presence as a shareholder silences the manager, who defers to him instead. Su Nan, calm and poised, insists she can handle the confrontation herself. Fu Yingying sneers, demanding Su Nan pour her a drink and apologize, mocking her past servitude in the Fu household. Su Nan obliges—only to pour the wine over Fu Yingying’s head, pressing her back into her seat with icy contempt. Her cutting words remind them both: she left the Fu family by choice, and if they dare insult her again, she will show them who truly won’t survive in A City.

💖 Review by MSY (Reaction Voice)

This chapter was pure fire. I swear I wanted to stand up and clap when Su Nan poured that wine. The setup was so tense—Fu Yingying and Qu Qing strutting around, dripping venom, acting like they still had the power to humiliate her. They thought they could drag her back into the role of the obedient, low-born daughter-in-law. But Su Nan isn’t that woman anymore.

The way she stayed calm, smiling faintly, even as they spat insults—it was chilling. She didn’t flinch, didn’t rise to their bait. And when Fu Yingying demanded she pour a drink and apologize, I actually held my breath. For a second, I thought Su Nan might play along just to end it. But no—she turned the whole demand into a weapon. That moment when the wine cascaded over Fu Yingying’s head was iconic. It wasn’t just humiliation; it was a declaration. Su Nan was saying, I serve no one anymore.

Her words afterward sealed it: “I asked for the divorce. I left the Fu family.” That line hit hard. She reminded them—and everyone watching—that she wasn’t cast out, she walked away. That distinction matters. It was her choice, her power. And the threat that followed—cold, sharp, promising destruction if they dared insult her again—was terrifying in the best way.

Fu Yingying’s smugness shattered instantly, and Qu Qing’s contempt suddenly looked hollow. Su Nan didn’t just defend herself; she flipped the entire dynamic. This wasn’t the timid wife they used to bully. This was a woman who knows her worth and isn’t afraid to strike back.

Honestly, this chapter felt like a turning point. Su Nan isn’t just surviving anymore—she’s dominating.

🔎 Deeper Review & Analysis

👩 Character Deep Dive

Su Nan radiates poise and authority, her calm defiance culminating in the unforgettable act of drenching Fu Yingying with wine. Fu Yingying, reckless and arrogant, is humiliated, her attempt at dominance collapsing spectacularly. Qu Qing’s elitism is silenced by Su Jin’s sharp rebuke and the manager’s loyalty, leaving her powerless. Su Jin, protective yet trusting, steps back to let Su Nan handle the confrontation, underscoring her agency and his respect for her strength.

⚔️ Themes of Power and Reversal

This chapter embodies reversal — the roles of humiliation and dominance are flipped. Su Nan takes the act of servitude Fu Yingying demanded and transforms it into humiliation for her enemies, proving that true power lies in rewriting the narrative.

⏳ The Author’s Pacing

The pacing builds steadily through Fu Yingying’s escalating demands, then explodes in one sharp, cinematic moment — the wine pour. The confrontation is tight, dramatic, and unforgettable, leaving readers with a sense of triumph and anticipation.

🔮 Predictions

I predict Su Nan’s decisive retaliation will ripple across A City, cementing her dominance and forcing every rival to reconsider their stance.

Looking ahead, several plot threads seem likely:

• Su Nan: Her warning will echo publicly, solidifying her authority and proving she can command respect in any arena.
• Fu Yingying: Humiliated beyond repair, she will lash out with reckless schemes, but her credibility is already destroyed.
• Qu Qing: Her resentment will deepen, yet her influence will continue to erode as her elitism fails against Su Nan’s strength.
• Fu Yechuan: Though absent here, he will feel the fallout — his family’s reputation crumbling will intensify his regret.
• Su Jin: His trust in Su Nan will grow stronger, positioning him as her steadfast ally in both business and personal battles.

👉 Reader Engagement

Which moment hit hardest for you — Su Nan’s calm smile, the wine pour, or her final warning?

💬 Share your thoughts below — I’d love to hear which part felt the most triumphant!

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