We All Have Three Dads

In this life, we often discover very late that we did not suddenly become what we are today from one day. You dare not ask for it, maybe not because you really don't want it, but because someone told you repeatedly when you were a child: Don't cause trouble, don't trouble others, we can't afford to lose. You are used to calculating rewards and looking for opportunities first. This may not be because you are born utilitarian, but because you have seen very early on that the world will not hand good days to anyone. Before you enter a relationship, you must first judge whether the other person is worth it, whether it is useful, and whether it will cause trouble. Maybe it's not that you are insincere, but that you have learned since childhood that there is never just love between people. "Three Dads" is about three types of fathers.