In the warm blossoming month of March, everyone wore smiles of joy, except for Fu Mingyu, who kept a stiff face as if someone owed him billions.
People often say that for women, giving birth is like having one foot in the Ghost Gate.
Therefore, to minimize all possible dangers, Fu Mingyu discussed with Wen Nuan early on to opt for a cesarean section.
But Wen Nuan was adamantly against it, citing two reasons.
The first reason was that babies born naturally have stronger immunity; having gone through the birth canal, their respiratory systems are much stronger than those born by cesarean, a scientifically backed fact. Despite his strong disagreement, Fu Mingyu adhered to the principle that his wife's happiness is paramount.
But the other reason was quite a stretch.
