[Real life flow + female growth + full-time mother + husband and wife side by side + bitterness first and then sweetness + no nonsense]
Su Wan was twenty-seven years old, trapped in a rented house, trapped in her child's crying, trapped in a life with her palms upward, afraid to spend money, and afraid to see people.
With no education, no talent, and no way out, she is just the most ordinary stay-at-home mother.
So poor that I compare prices when shopping for groceries, so poor that I dare not buy new clothes, and so poor that I can't sleep looking at my account book late at night.
She wanted to help her husband share the burden and not be a burden to her mother's family, but there was no one to take care of the children, so she couldn't move.
Forced into a desperate situation, she quietly started working on the lowest level of craftsmanship.
My hands were worn out, I was underpriced, I had to carry the bad goods myself, I collapsed, I gave up, but I gritted my teeth and got up again and again.
Life has just stabilized, but her husband wants to quit his job and start a business.
She seeks stability, while he wants to be adventurous, arguing and compromising. The small restaurant goes from turbulent to gradually growing. Things get better.
There is no bloodshed, no cruelty, no counterattack and slap in the face.
There is only one ordinary woman, and an ordinary couple went from being sad, helpless, and self-denying to supporting a family, finding light, and living their own lives.
The world says she is a wife and a mother.
But she wanted to tell the world—my mother, and myself.
