The War of Children

The old man Liu Jinqing's two sons and one daughter were married. They should have enjoyed their old age in peace, but at his 70th birthday party, he died suddenly due to a heated dispute between his two daughters-in-law. His will, which is difficult to distinguish between true and false, the debts he owed during his lifetime, and his unregistered wife Zhang Changlan, all caused a series of changes for his three children and three families. The eldest brother Liu Yi is introverted, dull, honest, and submissive, and has never been able to possess the courage and ability that the eldest brother should have. The younger brother Liu Fan is gentle, mild-tempered, a bit cowardly, and has lost himself for his wife. In the face of changes in career, family, and marriage, Liu Yun, who is kind, resourceful, and yet fierce, was pushed onto the stage. From passive to active, she assumed responsibility for the Liu family, resolved the numerous and difficult conflicts that emerged in the increasingly fierce family "war," and opened a new chapter in life.