Adopted Husband.

Summary

The Southwest is a mountainous region characterized by vibrant autumn colors and less developed infrastructure compared to the Northwest. It is home to the Yi people, who have a history of conflicts and a strict system of slavery. During the Wu Dynasty, trade routes were established, leading to the mingling of Han people and ethnic minorities. The region later experienced uprisings and military conflicts, complicating trade and relations with the local Ni people. Su Tan'er, a thirty-four-year-old woman, reflects on her life amidst the turmoil, having grown thin and resilient over the years. She manages her household and supports her husband, Ning Yi, who is involved in intelligence work. Despite her strength, she longs for a simpler life without the burdens of war. As autumn deepens, her family engages in daily routines, showcasing the innocence and enthusiasm of her daughter, Ning Ke, amidst the backdrop of their challenging environment.

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