What! My Arch-Enemy and I Became In-Laws and Started Raising a Child

One couple, one pairing, everyday life raising a child, a light and sweet modern romance told through everyday moments.

The child sometimes says things that sound like their left and right brains are at war. If that bothers you, don't read!

Don't make baseless accusations of plagiarism. There are only a few novels with a similar premise. This one started serializing on Lunar New Year's Eve and had almost no traffic until the past few days. If you have evidence, please submit a comparison chart and report it!!!

“A loved one's departure is not a rainstorm, but a long, damp stretch of life.”

Yu Hua, The Seventh Day

If the only family you have in the world passes away, leaving you not cold keepsakes but a living, breathing child, what would you do?

That is the choice Jiang Nai and Wen Qingyan now face.

One phone call, one accident.

It shatters Jiang Nai and Wen Qingyan's lives, taking from each of them the last close family member they had.

So Jiang Nai and Wen Qingyan move in together.

They raise the sole living legacy their older sister and older brother left behind: Wen Xu, a human toddler who has just turned two, give or take.

For the sake of this shared “keepsake,” these two near-strangers are forced to live under the same roof and begin a chaotic life of raising a child.

Only after treating the child like a pet and feeding a two-year-old formula as if it were a meal, leaving Wen Xu thin from hunger, do they finally start learning how to care for him properly and manage to work together, more or less.

See how a cool, intellectual aunt and a passionate police officer uncle raise a little boy amid all the chaos, and fall into a sweet romance along the way.