Adopted Husband.

Summary

The events of Ning Yi and Hong Ti not returning home became a light-hearted topic among acquaintances. Ning Yi and his family adapted to their complex relationships in a polygamous household, with Su Tan'er being a crucial figure, recovering her health after hardships. Yun Zhu and Tan'er developed a strong friendship, while Xiao Chan and Jin Er maintained a carefree demeanor despite personal frustrations. Hong Ti, respected and gentle, often provided support to Tan'er. Both Tan'er and Ning Yi faced their own anxieties about life, despite their outward composure. The family's harmony stemmed from shared trials, and Ning Yi occasionally shared his worries during gatherings. On February 8th, spring rain enveloped Aoki Village, where various workshops thrived. Su Tan'er wove cloth while her grandfather, Su Yu, listened to her stories. The children, descendants of the Su family, expressed a desire to follow Ning Yi. Su Yu struggled to understand the changes brought by Ning Yi's rebellion but offered familial support. A play titled "Thorn Tiger," based on Hong Ti's past, was performed, highlighting the village's struggles against external threats.

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