Song Wenjing never dreamed that it would be so difficult for her to have a child. She not only saw local Chinese and Western medicine, but also took home remedies and still couldn't conceive. She went to big cities for in vitro fertilization and encountered the worst results again and again. Seeing her neighbors, colleagues and friends all holding their second babies in their hands, she felt that she was about to collapse. If it weren't for her mother-in-law's urging, she would have almost broken. In the end, can she usher in new hope?
Reader comments
The writing is quite realistic, at least I followed it all the way. The only thing that puzzles me is that the heroine always slips up at critical moments, making things more and more difficult. What I understand is that subconsciously she is not ready to have a child at all.
The writing is quite realistic, at least I followed it all the way. The only thing that puzzles me is that the heroine always slips up at critical moments, making things more and more difficult. What I understand is that subconsciously she is not ready to have a child at all.