Rebirth of the Biological Mother: I Lead My Cannon Fodder Children to Turn the Tide.

Summary

Pei Du observes his daughter, Mu Yin, who displays genuine fear and distress, contrasting her usual cheerful demeanor. After a serious car accident, he feels compelled to keep his distance, wanting to protect her. Mu Yin, unaware of her father's condition, believes her presence could help him recover. However, her grandmother's harsh words instill guilt in the young girl, making her feel responsible for her father's accident. Pei Du, filled with anger after Mu Yin is teased at school, retaliates against the offending child's parents. Later, he finds Mu Yin sick and distressed, realizing his actions may have caused her pain. This chapter explores the complexities of their relationship, guilt, and the impact of parental actions on children.

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