If It's A Family Like That, Why Don't You Throw It Away? Manhua

Title: If It's A Family Like That, Why Don't You Throw It Away? In the heart of a bustling city, the Tanaka family seemed picture-perfect from the outside. Mr. and Mrs. Tanaka, along with their teenage son Kaito, lived in a spacious house filled with expensive furniture and luxurious amenities. However, behind closed doors, a different story unfolded. Kaito was the apple of his parents' eyes, excelling in school and sports. His parents showered him with praise and attention, while his younger sister, Mia, faded into the background. Mia's once bright smile had dimmed, her laughter drowned out by the constant accolades heaped upon her brother. Feeling invisible and unappreciated, Mia retreated into her own world of books and art, seeking solace in the pages of her sketchbook. She longed for a connection with her family, a chance to be seen and heard. One fateful day, a family secret was revealed, shaking the Tanaka household to its core. The perfect facade crumbled, exposing cracks in the foundation that had been carefully hidden for years. Mr. and Mrs. Tanaka were forced to confront their neglect of Mia, their failure to see beyond Kaito's achievements. As tensions rose and emotions flared, Mia found her voice. She spoke of her loneliness, her desire to be valued for who she was, not overshadowed by her brother's success. Her parents listened, their eyes opened to the pain they had inflicted upon their own daughter. Together, the Tanaka family began a journey of healing and redemption. They learned to communicate openly, to cherish each other's uniqueness, and to embrace their flaws and imperfections. Through tears and laughter, they discovered the true meaning of family: unconditional love and acceptance. And in the heart of the bustling city, the Tanaka family emerged stronger and more connected than ever before, their bond forged through honesty and vulnerability. Mia's once-faded smile returned, shining brighter than ever, a beacon of hope for a family that had found its way back home.