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Kim Jiyoung is a typical name for a whole generation of Korean women. From birth, they have one big flaw: they were born girls - in a society where a woman apologises even to a woman for giving birth to a girl. The life of the novel's protagonist, Kim Jiyong, is as typical as her name: since childhood, her brother has always had the best of everything, boys at school, and male colleagues at work. Dzionne never saw anything wrong or unnatural in this order of things. But the everyday life of Kim Jiyong's family is interrupted when she begins to speak and act strangely, frightening her family. What is it? A bad joke? A protest against tired social norms? Or is there something more serious behind it?

A novel about the difficult life of a woman in a conservative patriarchal society, despite the fact that South Korea is by no means a country that is backward in cultural and economic development. It is a frank and heartbreaking story of the 'second sex' in which hundreds of thousands of women around the world will recognise themselves.