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

Summary

Qiu Xiao Tong's comment about Yang Yi being a scoundrel was a misunderstanding that didn't cause any real issues. General Qiu became an admirer of Yang Yi's novels, especially "Bright Sword," which inspired the Jiangnan Army. Yang Yi's success with "Bright Sword" led to increased income, but his editor, Qiang Zi, was anxious for a new book. Yang Yi, however, decided to take a break and hinted at writing about crime. Meanwhile, he was busy planning his daughter Xi Xi's birthday, ordering a customized cake and preparing for a shopping trip. Despite some initial tension, father and daughter enjoyed their outing, with Yang Yi indulging Xi Xi's wishes and reminiscing about simpler times.

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