It was hard to say if this was really following the Wang family tradition. Or the Li family's or the Qin families…
In terms of tradition, it really was a bit domineering, and conflicted with the principle of freedom that the Wang family started with. But on the other hand, what was freedom but the right to choose, and what had Wang Jing Hua chosen but this?
But for Di Tou, he didn't really care about the tradition. After all, although he considered the two Wang sisters as close as family, and treated Wang Jing Hua as something like a sister, that didn't mean he saw himself as part of the Wang family or cared much for their prosperity and decline. In fact, Di Tou's perspective was very simple, what went up must come down. Prosperity was followed by decline, wasn't this just a logical concept?
