World War II. Korea is under Japanese occupation and is subjected to the worship of the Sun. Esther An Kim, a young teacher only 19 years old, decides to stand up and support her Christian faith. Her adventure could be that of an ordinary girl next door...

“It is a book that is read in one breath. A book of sweetness, a book that slaps with the simplicity of this woman's faith. It hurts because, as it enters and stays in our memory, it reminds us of our faded faith. It is a literary writing that, although it does not aim to create literature, ultimately proves to be a true literary work with a unique style gifted by feminine sensitivity and simplicity. The one who walks bravely straight to death simply says 'even if I am lost.' For this is how the sun illuminates the Christian hearts, those in love with the Crucified and Resurrected Bridegroom, hearts that do not pretend piety.”