Adopted Husband.

Summary

In March, Jiangning flourishes with spring, drawing families for outings and social gatherings. Despite occasional spring rains, the atmosphere remains lively, especially around the Confucius Temple and Wu Yi Alley, where literati and merchants engage in various pleasures. After the chaos in Hangzhou, Jiangnan's economy begins to recover, with increased merchant activity. Ning Yi focuses on Su Tan'er’s pregnancy, avoiding family disputes while gaining a reputation for his capabilities. The Su family's internal dynamics shift, but Ning Yi maintains a distance from family politics. Invitations from influential families are declined, as Su Tan'er prioritizes her health. The couple announces little Chan's formal status in the family, navigating the complexities of their household. Ning Yi supports Su Tan'er during her pregnancy, engaging in gentle activities together, reflecting a modern approach to their relationship.

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