The Second Child Takes the Mother's Surname, the Will Is the Most Deadly

A very realistic novel. I think it may be because the father himself is not responsible for the process of giving birth to life, so his affection for the child largely comes from the day after tomorrow, and the surname is the best proof of the father's identity. The surname is associated with the family, so some areas attach great importance to boys' surnames. The heroine's original intention is to improve her status in the family by taking her mother's surname, but changing her surname means that the second child has completely given up the resources of the paternal line. This is how realistic it is for men. None of them themselves have changed, and just changing the child's last name won't change anything.

The perspective is very unique and very touching! The short dramas and novels I have read recently are all outrageous and incredible plots, which refresh my outlook on life. I also struggled from the countryside, and finally married a man from the countryside. I also suffered grievances from my husband's family. I sympathize with the heroine's situation, but the heroine's reflection on herself and nirvana and rebirth are worth learning from me, as a mother and as an independent individual. I also have low self-esteem, I also want family status, and I am unwilling to give in. I also always want to win, want to be recognized, loved, considerate and taken care of... Let's take a closer look at the last diary written by Li Yun. She has a profession she loves - teaching, which is the best way for her to realize her value, but I have long since left the job I love for my children.

The writing is very down-to-earth, and what you read is a story, but it is not something that happened around ordinary people. The author is great [like][like][like]

A more realistic family ethics drama

To be honest [cover face] [cover face] Both sides are quite right. If I were the mother-in-law, I wouldn't be able to split it evenly, but as a daughter-in-law, it would be quite unpleasant to see my mother-in-law like this.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

The author writes very well [like]