Hearing Lady Zhou's intent to drive away Lian Shouyi and Lady He, Wu Lang did not respond immediately but glanced at Lian Shouxin. Lian Shouxin understood, knowing it was his turn to speak.
"Mother, my second brother is just that kind of person. He was like that when Father was alive. He would cause minor troubles, but it was never anything serious. In the past, whenever there was talk of driving him out, Father would never agree, no matter what."
"After all, he is my father's son, living together for decades and ultimately fulfilling his filial duties. The house, land, garden, and all were left to him by Father."
The ethics and morality of this era are thus, with filial piety regarded as paramount. Additionally, there is also the belief of male superiority, where men are seen as the pillars for women.
