Don't Let the Kids Save Me

Thirty-four-year-old Modi is a married artist. Her marriage seemed peaceful, but it had long since lost intimacy and responsiveness. Husband Chen Yu has always been like a child who has not grown up. The shadow of family genetic disease has also made "whether or not to have children" the most serious issue between them. After being disappointed again and again, Modi began to rethink her future: Does she really want a child, or does she want to borrow a child to save her shaky marriage? This is a realistic women's novel about marital difficulties, reproductive choices and women's self-reconstruction.