However, even though Deng Qingjiang had moved his household registration, on his household register, he and Deng Qingjiang were still legally father and son. I heard that this is legally valid. Moreover, Deng Qingjiang was still recorded under his name in the family genealogy. Therefore, in the village and among the clansmen, Deng Qingjiang would also receive support!
In their local customs, everything, including houses and money, should be left to sons; daughters who are married off do not get a share, let alone Chiang Xiao as a granddaughter from outside the family.
Thinking of this made Chiang Songhai break into a cold sweat.
Every time he thought about how he might not be able to return these things to Chiang Xiao in the future, he felt waves of panic and anger.
Yes, he felt that all these belonged to Chiang Xiao, and having them under his own name was merely a temporary custody.
These were originally earned by Chiang Xiao.
