Regarding the ancient custom of mothers-in-law marrying off their nieces to their sons, Song Ci was not fond of it, but in ancient times, families valued close relations, so she merely watched without comment.
But even when marriages happened, they were generally between cousins, right? And Prince Min and that Miss Ji, are they her uncles?
Their family hierarchy is really confusing!
Those Imperial Censors who are so idle that they even want to submit a memorial over which concubine someone's taking, haven't they prepared a memorial to report Prince Min and Princess Consort Ji?
This is simply disregarding human ethics!
"The Ji Family has no bottom line in their pursuit of wealth and glory," Princess Anping couldn't stand the ways of the Ji Family.
You can accept a concubine if you want, even if she's a girl from the family, but at least do it through the proper channels, bringing her in respectably—that's what proper people do.
But what did the Ji Family do?
