What's that saying again? If you'd lived my life, you would have done far worse.
Okay, so Yun Yuqing wasn't crazy. It's just that these sorts of things were a family legacy—nothing to be surprised about. As traditional businessmen from Jiangsu-Zhejiang, her great-grandfather had taken over a dozen concubines during the Republic of China era. Although her grandfather lived in the new China, he still fled to Harbor City and married several concubines there.
In her family, her father and grandmother were the abandoned legal wife and child. After her grandfather left, her father suffered terribly for many years. Later, when her grandfather returned to the country to formally acknowledge his relatives, her father found success, and the traditions hidden in the family's blood began to sprout once more.
