After Lady A finished speaking, Lady B chimed in, "That's true. In fact, Abao is a good kid, but it worries us that a lady doesn't learn some embroidery and needlework; she always likes to go hunting in the mountains and catch fish in the water. Nan Feng, we don't think Abao is bad, it's just that we're concerned she'll be at a disadvantage when she marries into her husband's family. Which mother-in-law doesn't like a gentle and virtuous woman, right?"
At this point, Nan Feng began to dislike what she was hearing.
Abao was just like her mother by nature. Nan Feng thought to the days when she was in Daping Village—she also went hunting in the mountains and fishing in the water, even doing business to earn money. She didn't like those girls in the village who always looked down, obedient, and submissive. As long as Abao was not ill-intentioned and was a kind girl, that was enough.
