Although the Mei family possessed abundant local farmland and mountain shops, their primary business centered around wood and furniture. Most family members often traveled for business, and they maintained a peculiar temperament, avoiding close interactions with other family clans. They preferred solitude, distancing themselves from social engagements.
The three brothers of the Mei Family were formidable individuals. If provoked, they wouldn't engage in open disputes. Instead, the offending family would gradually experience hardships, ultimately reaching a point of ruin. These repercussions appeared unrelated to the Mei Family on the surface.
Initially, nobody suspected the Mei Family's involvement. However, over time, a few discerning individuals began connecting the dots, sharing this information among the prominent families. Soon, none dared to easily offend the Mei Family.
