Tales from Sweetwater Well Alley [The 1970s]

Actually, it's quite good. From now on, they can treat each other as ordinary relatives. Once Tang's father dies, they can cut off all contact. Right now, they only visit each other during holidays and have a brief, awkward chat. Since they're not close, there's no need to force a relationship. Everyone's character is fine, and they can just live their own lives.

Before, he was a living corpse, soulless. Now that his wife and children have returned, he needs to think about his children and grandchildren's future and cultivate a good relationship with his youngest son. Naturally, he'll understand the ways of the world.

Why did they have to make the female lead meet that family? They didn't even consider their son; their daughter-in-law brought that whole family home. How awkward would it be for the female lead if the male lead wasn't home? It's practically a divorce now; the male lead is with his mother. The male lead's father already has his beloved son, wife, and grandson—they're a family. He doesn't need an unloved son.

The male protagonist's father never evoked any positive feelings from the start. If he were truly so devoted, he shouldn't have gotten married. If he needed marriage as a safety net for his own future, he could have been a couple in name only, even having the male protagonist's mother as his father, yet he couldn't provide the son with any fatherly love.

She wanted to maintain her affection for her ex-wife and son while also being reluctant to part with the male lead, her promising son, and even planning to have him take care of her children in the future.

It feels like the male protagonist isn't his parents' son, but rather their mission. A mission assigned to him by an organization that he has no choice but to complete.

Yan Dongzhi looks okay like this.

I felt a pang of sadness after watching it. It made me realize that the relationship between parents and children also depends on fate. Thinking back to the beginning when the female lead wasn't married and just went to work and came home every day, it felt so distant. But that's how life goes...

Gao Jiaying is what they call having a clever face but a stupid heart; he was sold out and still counted the money.

If you don't feel comfortable, you shouldn't immediately bring them home. [Clown][Clown] What makes the children uncomfortable must be the lack of tact among the elderly in the family.