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Adopted Husband.
Chapter 3: The Group Portrait: The Old Man, the Young Maid, and the Second Generation Heir. [31]
Summary
The narrator describes a monotonous life in an ancient family, where they engage in leisurely activities like playing Go, practicing calligraphy, and reading. The family dynamics are complex due to the power struggles among branches of the Su family, particularly concerning Su Tan Er, who is capable in business. The narrator feels isolated during family gatherings, as most relatives are unfriendly. They contemplate their future role, possibly as a teacher at the family's private school, while observing the family's dynamics. The narrator finds solace in playing Go with a young lady, Little Chan, who quickly learns the game. After several rainy days, the narrator resumes playing Go with an old man, who appreciates their skills and invites them for a game, leading to discussions about strategies and techniques.Full content
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