I Have 100,000 Dead Warriors

But many people have overlooked one detail: Rong Feiyan was raped and thrown onto the street. She was taken back by the Rong family before she chose to hang herself.

If Rong Feiyan was a so-called chaste heroine admired by the world, when she was defiled, she would choose to kill herself by hitting her head against the wall to preserve her innocence, rather than returning home and hanging herself.

Even ants are greedy for life, let alone humans.

Rong Feiyan originally thought that if she endured humiliation and lived in seclusion, her parents and family would feel sorry for her and take care of her after she returned home.

But she was still disappointed. It was the criticism from her parents and family that finally pushed her to despair.

Lin Qinshuang even suspected that Rong Feiyan might not have hanged herself voluntarily, but was strangled to death by her family. The Rong family wanted to use her life to preserve the reputation of the women in the family.

After all, in the world of “The Story of Minglan”, all families prosper and suffer together, and feudal ethics are cannibalistic.

Only if Rong Feiyan dies can the reputation of the Rong family be preserved.

This also explains why Rong Fei cooperated with Prince Yan regardless of the consequences even though she knew that the consequence of a failed rebellion would be the execution of her entire family.

If the rebellion succeeded, she would use Prince Yong's family to pay for her sister's life.

On the contrary, she would take her cold-blooded relatives to the underworld to accompany her sister, which would be a win-win situation.

From this point of view, the Rong family is not as good as the villain Prince Yong.

At least Prince Yong still loves his daughter.

It’s not that Lin Qinshuang over-interpreted the situation and had to speculate about the Rong family with the greatest malice.

But do you know that in this twisted world, the real evil is hidden?

It is obvious that men are the root of all evil, but they hide behind the scenes, and all the sins and blame are shouldered by women.

Princess Jiacheng destroyed Rong Feiyan's innocence, causing her to hang herself, so many people hated her and applauded her miserable end.

But she ignored the man in the Rong family, who might be the last straw that broke Rong Feiyan's psychological defenses.

Otherwise it cannot be explained. Rong Feiyan's parents and brothers are still alive, but only Rong Fei, as an elder sister, stands up for her sister and is determined to seek justice for her sister even at the cost of her own life.

Just because Prince Yong cared for his wife and daughter better than any other man, Lin Qinshuang decided to let Princess Jiacheng go and let her live far away from the capital as an illegitimate daughter.

When Rong Fei heard that Princess Jiacheng had changed her appearance and survived, she also sighed, "Forget it, who made her have a father who loves his daughter?"

Without the stumbling block of Princess Jiacheng.

Qi Yan and Gu Tingcan's marriage went smoothly.

On the wedding day, the whole city of Tokyo was in an uproar.

As the sister-in-law, Molan brought along a few of her good friends to help her sister-in-law and the ladies of the family to congratulate.

Birds of a feather flock together.

Molan's good sisters come from different families. Some are legitimate, some are illegitimate, and one is an illegitimate daughter who is not allowed to be seen in public. They all become good sisters who can talk about anything because of their similar interests.

Every once in a while, they would get together to arrange flowers, drink tea, paint in ink, and chat about gossip.

Gu Tingcan is talented and is also a member of the sister group.

So this time, Molan is both the sister-in-law of the man's family and the close friend of the woman's family. She is busy on both sides and is exhausted.

In this life, although Molan is a legitimate daughter, under the guidance of Lin Qinshuang, she does not care about the difference between legitimate and illegitimate daughters, and does not even discriminate against illegitimate daughters.

Because she understood that whether legitimate or illegitimate, they were all products of the exploitation and oppression of women.