Fly, Kongming Lantern

In one of his son's essays, Day plunges into a deep memory, weaving his story into a family drama filled with ups and downs. From free love to marriage and having children, he and his wife experienced many plots in TV series, but most of them were hardships. Their marriage was not always smooth sailing. Quarrels, separation, and even divorce became the norm in their lives. However, even in the days of separation, there is still deep love for each other in our hearts. The fake married life after divorce made them never believe in happiness. Some people say that the seven-year itch is the death of a couple's love, but Dai is unwilling to let this be their ending. He decided to re-present a happy family life in front of children under the age of 18. No matter how many hardships you go through, happiness is worth pursuing. Dai begins a journey back to happiness. He worked hard to change himself, learn tolerance and understanding, and re-establish trust and communication with his wife. When the child becomes an adult, Day will tell him about this extraordinary journey. He will tell his children that love is not a grave, but an eternal tolerance. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.