It was only in ancient times.
For a woman not to bear children, it was feared to be a grievous sin.
Yet when a woman did bear children, she not only failed to receive a man's gratitude but instead had to thank him for his great kindness and favor.
What kind of bandit logic was that.
Ye Qichi said, "Women do not live solely for men."
Xiang Qin looked at Ye Qichi.
"Forget it, you wouldn't understand." Ye Qichi did not want to explain further.
The dependency of the women of Daxuan Kingdom on men was deeply rooted.
Even Xiang Qin, who had been in the Jianghu for over a decade, still maintained her utterly traditional thinking that could not be changed.
Indeed, Xiang Qin could not understand Ye Qichi's thoughts now.
But she suddenly felt that perhaps Ye Qichi truly did not live for men.
Not even for the Prince.
Rumor had it that the Princess Consort Chen was fond of Prince Chen.
In reality, she felt that Prince Chen cared more about the Princess Consort Chen.
