A Blended Family in the Seventies

[A heads-up: This author is a lazy fish. Work leaves me exhausted, so updates come whenever I feel like it. [Lying flat JPG] Criticism welcome.]

[Recommendation: My friend's period novel, The Little Firecracker of the Seventies. If you're interested, search for the title or the author's name, Shu Xi!]

[About this story] Hua Shaoan had hated the little bride who lived in his home ever since he was a child. He hated her even more after his father abandoned him and his mother and returned to the city. But when Hua Shaoan was at his most helpless, she took his hand. At that moment, he thought that maybe having a little bride wasn't so bad after all.

By the time he reached his thirties, Hua Shaoan had long since made a name for himself. Looking back, he was grateful to his stepfather for pulling him back when he was about to go astray, and to his wife for staying by his side from beginning to end.

[Note] My writing is rough. If it's not for you, please click back. No need to tell me.

Let's keep things civil. Be kind to one another. The author is childish and silly, so any foul language will bounce right back at you →_→

Theme: A civilized, harmonious society built on friendship and dedication