The Marquise: I Earn My Own Worship

Patted the youngest girl's head.

"Come here and sit down and talk."

Looking at these young people with the fire of hope, Hong Biyi recalled the time when she met Madam Duan Hou.

Those words were still ringing in her ears, and today she taught those warnings to these girls, like passing the torch.

"As women, we are inherently free. We grow freely and age naturally. In this process, we should also free our thoughts. This freedom is unrestricted. We don't have to do what others think we should do. The first step to freedom is the ability to think independently."

"After thinking it over, cultivate the ability to freely control your own life. Of course, this includes now. As I say this, you should be able to clearly think for yourself whether this statement is correct and reasonable."

Sang Yang and the others nodded silently.

"Of course, why do we talk about freedom? It's because when you're faced with an undecidable situation, you have the freedom to choose whatever you want. Take Sang Yang for example. Whether she chose to stay in the girls' school or enter King Xuan's palace, she had the freedom to make her own choice."

"The girls' school won't force any of you to stay, because you are all free. Of course, when making a choice, remember whether you are rational and clear-headed. The consequences of your choice must be carefully considered. No matter what happens, whatever the consequences are, you can bear them."

The way Hong Biyi was talking at this moment was exactly the same as the way Song Shengfu was talking back then.

The reason why Song Shengfu said these words was that she discovered that there seemed to be a trend in the girls' school, as if anyone who got engaged in the school had betrayed the school's purpose, and these students were often looked down upon by other girls.

The same thing happens in other aspects as well, as if the choice of any matter has become a rule.

This went against her original intention of opening the school, which led to the subsequent conversations.

"Everything we've learned and understood is so that when you make a decision, you can follow your heart and walk the path you believe is right. This path isn't about simply accepting what others say is right. Don't let yourself get caught up in the trap of blindly following others' advice. I only hope that you can become strong and stand behind your choices."

“It sounds simple, but it’s so hard to do.”

Sang Yang murmured, she was also confused by these things, the pressure from King Xuan and Concubine De was like a long knife hanging on her neck.

I'm so unlucky that I fall for her.

unlucky!

Hong Biyi smiled. She had noticed that something was wrong with Sang Yang a long time ago. Sometimes she would be absent-minded. The other teachers and students in the academy knew about her, but no one dared to ask her.

"You enjoy academics and are willing to immerse yourself in research. This is a choice you make, but you will also be influenced by other factors, such as family obstruction or other obstacles. When you are able to resolve these difficulties on your own, you are free."

"Of course this is difficult, but you have to remember that you have female students behind you. As long as you are firm in your choice, the chosen female students will be proud of you and will protect you."

Hong Biyi said this with certainty, she had an inexplicable trust in women's education.

"Of course, if you consider the situation and feel that Prince Xuan's Mansion is more suitable for you, that is your freedom."

Sang Yang shook her head, she didn't want it.

"We will stay in the girls' school for the rest of our lives and won't go anywhere else."

Luo Wenxin pouted and said that they had signed a contract with the female students when they entered the research institute.

They can still talk about marriage as usual, but they have to make sure they are not restricted by their families.

However, for a royal family like King Xuan, who is involved in confidential matters, it may not be suitable for him to stay in the girls' school.

"Don't worry, don't worry."