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It exposes the current situation of reorganized families that is more common than "Shoplifters" and "In the Name of Family". In the face of various negative news about "original family PUA", "child abuse", "irrational chicken baby", "fear of marriage and childbirth" and "high divorce rate", it is a literary work with great freshness, reflection, care and educational significance! Yuko Morimiya is an ordinary 17-year-old female high school student, but she has an amazing family structure. Her mother died when she was 3 years old, and her father left everything behind and went abroad. Her stepmother and two stepfathers lived with her successively. For this reason, her name was changed a total of 4 times, and the family structure changed 7 times in 17 years. The sudden disappearance of her parents, the caution of being dependent on others, the betrayal and rejection of her friends, the feeling of loneliness being questioned by the eyes of those around her... Various sensitive scars from her native family and adolescence have all brought Yuko sad and helpless life problems. "Why do parents leave? What is the secret they are trying so hard to protect?" How much tender companionship does a girl need to break out of her cocoon? Cherish the people around you who love you and move forward bravely!

The happy dining table of the girl Sawako's family is also a dining table that conveys love, respect, tolerance and support. Everyone tries their best to fill the shadows and vacancies in each other's lives and give them the highest care and consideration they can. "Starting from today, Dad has decided not to be a dad." On the last day of spring break, Dad announced this decision at the dinner table. The whole family sits around the dining table to have breakfast together, which is a habit that Sawako's family has always adhered to. However, after "that incident", my mother, who loved her family deeply, moved out and lived alone. My brother, who had always been the number one in the school, gave up his studies and went to work on a nearby farm. My father, who was not a father, quit his teaching job and prepared to retake the college entrance exam at home... It seemed that my father, mother, and brother all decided to give up being a competent family member and chose to live their own lives willfully. The hesitant Sawako controlled her rebellious emotions, tried hard to maintain a small but certain relationship, and looked forward to one day when everyone would return to their places.