The Literary Life of a Stay-at-Home Dad.

Summary

Yang Yi, hearing Mo Fei's distress, comforts her before entering a tense conversation with her father, Mo He Nian. Yang Yi admits to his past mistakes regarding Mo Fei and their child, seeking forgiveness. Despite his sincere apologies, Mo He Nian remains disdainful and struggles with his anger. In a dramatic gesture, Yang Yi kneels and offers himself for punishment, demonstrating his willingness to accept responsibility. Mo He Nian, torn between his anger and the desire to protect his family, ultimately refrains from striking Yang Yi, realizing the futility of violence and the importance of family ties.

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