The Debt of the Republic of China to the Son-In-Law

The numbers are bad and maybe this will be my last book. Compared with the previous one, I put a lot of effort into this one, but the data is worse than the previous one, which makes me very discouraged. Su Zhanhe attaches great importance to love and righteousness, is brave and fearless in the face of love, and does not hesitate to protect Wangshu at all costs. At the same time, he has the responsibility of a descendant of an aristocratic family and has complex emotions for his family; Zhou Wangshu is affectionate and persistent, and fell into the dilemma of love and worldliness after returning from the UK. After experiencing various hardships, he gradually grew into a warrior who firmly pursues true love; Su Lanjing, as a woman in the new era, has an independent consciousness and dares to break through the shackles of arranged marriage and constantly fights for free love. The three protagonists each have their own charms, especially the female character Lan Jing. It is precisely because of her pursuit of self and love that the two male protagonists have the opportunity to get along, and there will be a series of conflicts later. I mainly wrote about the difficult situation of love under the pressure of feudal ethics, family interests, secular concepts and other realities. The same-sex love between Zhanhe and Wangshu, and the love between Lanjing and Xiaobai across class and secular perspectives, all faced obstruction and persecution from all sides, which shows that the society at that time suppressed the instinctive emotions of human nature. There are still many things to say, let's talk about it after the completion. If the data can still be improved, I will continue writing. If the data is always poor, then I will finish it in the first volume! Thank you to the few readers!