I Lived to Be a Father and Married Another Mother

On the slopes of the Wanbei Plain, the brick kiln that had been burning for half a lifetime was the fate that Chen Jingshan could not escape. His mother, Guilan, was strong and fierce, and she relied on her fierce strength to support the shaky family. She also engraved the obsession that "men are useless, women must be strong" into his bones and blood. His father, Chen Shouyi, was silent and cowardly. He spent his whole life shouldering all the hardships and became what he least wanted to be. He worked hard to get into the Beijing People's Congress, thinking that he had finally escaped from the quagmire of his hometown. However, in his adult marriage, he became a carbon copy of his father, marrying another woman who was exactly like his mother. The strong inheritance of three generations of women, the fate of two generations of marriage is repeated. He sank awake in the suffocating intimacy, and after struggling for half his life, he finally understood that it was never the water on the kiln that trapped him, but the original shackles engraved in his blood. And he must eventually learn to completely reconcile with himself, the past, and reincarnation. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.