The people present didn't dare to breathe heavily, either raising their heads to look at the sky or lowering their eyes to the ground.
Several grassland girls dancing were suddenly shocked; they hadn't expected this noblewoman to be so persistent. What should they do?
A few of them nervously cast pleading looks at Batu.
Batu wiped his face; what could he say?
They always heard that the Great Chu women were delicate and weak, rarely leaving their homes, with no opinions of their own. Before marriage, they listened to their fathers, after marriage to their husbands, and even if the husband died, they had to listen to their sons.
They were exceptionally cautious, abiding by the rules.
Especially noblewomen, they were like canaries raised in cages.
Most of the Great Chu women Batu encountered were captured during wartime, and some had a fierce nature and would seize the chance to commit suicide.
Most of them were gentle and submissive, only wishing to live without any temper.
