Although she had only seen these two people in a video shown to her by Leng Peini, they had left a profound impression on her.
Whenever she thought of her own status as an "adopted daughter," she couldn't help but recall Feng Yi and the video Leng Peini had once shown her.
Feng Yi, bare-chested, knelt on the ground while Feng Yushang mounted his back as if he were a horse.
Leng Peini said that adopted sons and daughters should all live as humbly as Feng Yi.
Did Leng Peini's words make sense?
Why did Feng Yi have to live so humbly?
Was it just because he owed the Feng Family for raising him?
Just because the Feng Family raised him, did they have the right to trample on his dignity like that?
No matter how the Feng Family treated him, he was supposed to be grateful and accepting, without any dissatisfaction or resistance, otherwise, he would be considered ungrateful.
Is that so?
