The Siege Bank Cracked

The Chinese-style borderless in-law relationship, the shackles of survival for middle-aged men, the lack of a sense of boundaries in marriage, the kidnapping of the original family, the fragile ability of the middle class to resist risks, the human game of support obligations, and the destruction of two generations of parents and children by family internal strife. The heroine has a Madonna-type personality of supporting her younger brother/supporting her natal family. Her native family has been PUAed by her mother for a long time. She regards her natal brothers, sisters and nephews as the first responsibility in life, and defaults to the common property of the husband and wife as the spare funds of her natal family at her own discretion. She has a complete lack of boundary sense and empathizes with all her natal family members. She is unable to sympathize with her husband, parents-in-law, and biological children; in the early stage, she felt that her husband was stingy, ignorant of the world, and partial to relatives; in the middle stage, she was anxious because of the family debt, and suffered from both sides; in the later stage, she stubbornly believed that Tan Lang was cold-blooded, ruthless, and completely opposed to her husband for her natal relatives, which was the first trigger of all the conflicts in the book. There is no serious malice, she is a tragic wife kidnapped by the Chinese-style native family. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.