As soon as Nan Qiao traveled through time, she married a man who had already been married before, and somehow they became a continuation partner. She also left it to her two younger siblings. In this desolate place, Nan Qiao was determined to concentrate on raising her children and farming. But he happened to encounter a famine year and was forced to flee northward, and finally found...
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Some people don't understand. Does the male protagonist have an ex-wife? It's not that the baby is a substitute for marriage, or it's a continuation of the relationship. Also, the male protagonist likes Wan'er, so why not go find Wan'er quickly? The male protagonist didn't explain anything about the substitute marriage, and he didn't tell the female protagonist what future arrangements he would make when he came back, so he just put it off. It would be too unethical to fantasize about Wan'er again when he had nothing to do.
Some people don't understand. Does the male protagonist have an ex-wife? It's not that the baby is a substitute for marriage, or it's a continuation of the relationship. Also, the male protagonist likes Wan'er, so why not go find Wan'er quickly? The male protagonist didn't explain anything about the substitute marriage, and he didn't tell the female protagonist what future arrangements he would make when he came back, so he just put it off. It would be too unethical to fantasize about Wan'er again when he had nothing to do.