After hearing about this matter, Grand Master Cui followed his mother's advice and frequently invited Mo Qingze to dine at their home. The first reason was to observe, wanting to know whether Mo Qingze was someone worthy of trust; the second was to test whether Mo Qingze also harbored such intentions.
Looking at it now, other than the fact that Mo Qingze's family background was somewhat modest, he was superior in every other aspect compared to the former brother-in-law—Grand Master Cui, who wanted nothing more than to find a good husband for his sister, couldn't be more satisfied.
More importantly, the Mo Family had both sons and daughters; his younger sister's inability to bear her own children was not a flaw but an advantage. Without children of her own, she would surely treat the children of the Cui family as if they were her own.
