Facing the gentle and virtuous "Gu Xiuniang," the Capital Governor had heard some of her deeds from the messengers and felt some sympathy for her.
This Lady Feng was also pitiable, looking at her frightened appearance, she presumably was unaware of the true nature of affairs.
Alas, it was pitiful that over the years she had loved and raised Feng Yanting as her own flesh and blood; in recent years, she had nearly ruined her eyesight just so he could pursue his studies.
Her husband had found new love, and above her there was not only the mother-in-law but also Mrs. Zhang and a whole group of ancestors needing support.
The Capital Governor was not a woman, yet he could imagine that if it were not for her son, Lady Feng would definitely not have endured so much.
Not to mention any rules or filial piety.
The Dazhou Dynasty did not have so many stringent doctrines.
If a couple did not get along, they could divorce, part ways amicably, and remarry someone else.
