Adopted Husband.

Summary

Su Tan'er, who had always imitated boys, gained significant influence in the Su Family after taking charge of the household. Despite her accomplishments, her gender limited her authority, and she faced challenges from family members regarding her husband's status and their child's surname. Su Bo Yong, her father, expressed concerns about the implications of her first child taking the Ning surname, emphasizing the importance of ancestral worship and family reputation. Ning Yi, her husband, remained indifferent to such matters, finding the gossip surrounding their family dynamics amusing. As Su Tan'er navigated her family's expectations, she and Ning Yi maintained discretion regarding their child's surname, reflecting the complexities of their roles within the family. Zhou Pei, a young lady, visited to discuss her brother's future, highlighting the ongoing concerns of marriage and societal expectations.

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