Ou Zun had always prided himself on having high standards and integrity, but Queen Anna—sorry, he really didn't think she possessed either of those qualities.
Calling her his mother, he truly felt disdain.
In contrast, the Ou Family was where he had grown up.
Ou Xiao had bluntly told him that being born into the Ou Family made him their child, a source of supreme pride from the moment of his birth, granting him a nobility others could only dream of obtaining over several lifetimes.
But Ou Xiao also made it very clear.
This identity was not a stepping stone for wielding power or a license to bully others.
No special privileges.
If he wanted to become strong and command respect, he had to cultivate it within himself.
These external advantages merely provided convenience, but they were by no means tools for arrogance or abuse.
Moreover, people in the Ou Family were particularly upright and personable in their daily lives.
