At first, the magistrate overestimated himself. He thought he could overcome the power of a Li daughter. Now, our magistrate has assigned his wife to get the mute woman to air her grievances. Let's see how the Li daughters handle this.
Before the accident, I don't think he ever thought of that. Now that he's married, he's kind of protective of Haode. You can see that when she was attacked by the mute woman on the court premises. Instinctively, he went to her, and subconsciously, he held onto her😁😁😁 Did you hear the nonsense the grandma's old maid was saying? Now, she thinks that the magistrate deserves a wife from a prominent family instead of a tea merchant's daughter. They forgot how he refused to marry those who had matched with him before. Crazy old hag😠😠😠
That's why she was reading to him: Whenever he tries to read, the headaches come back. He still needs to rest and let his brain heal, but he's not the kind who sits still. At least he's spending some time with his wife, and she's also getting to know him better.
You know he was being stupid then. Thank goodness she stayed with him. How would he have managed with only his manservant after his accident. Without her help, reading the cases to him and then their discussions helped him a lot when he met with other judges. The dumb butt that didn't want a wife doesn't know what he would have missed out on if she had left him.
The happy accident has made the magistrate fall in love with his wife even though she still calls him the third brother. Our magistrate seems to find his decisions regarding the cases he presided over absurd. I think the accident changed him into a normal, loveable person. I was pleased with how he protected his mother-in-law when his aunties were bullying her. I'm glad he smiles more, especially with his wife.
We thought Master Du was bad, but San Ge was worse. What a total transformation after the accident! He was very cordial with his wife. I can safely call it a happy accident because San Ge's behavior changed towards his wife.
Exactly!!. They showed the scene where these people were stealing things from the house when her husband died. Instead of helping the widow and their nieces, they stole from the little the family had left. Yet, they are here now, asking for her help. Heaven knows I will chase them away with a very long broom. Blood or no blood, you have to do the right thing.
I found out, too. But can't he explain everything quietly without putting on a show at her expense? Didn't you see the humiliation she endured just because he wanted to accuse his father? He didn't tell his mom, best friend, or wife. He's a very stupid, if I may say so. Also, this drama is getting interesting with the stupid clan members who robbed Madam Li's house when her husband died. Now, they want her to support them. Likewise, the old maid who said she gave birth to the only son of the family. Where were all these people when Madam Li and her girls desperately needed help?
Did you see the catastrophe caused by the ungrateful son of a gun? How heartless can a person be? After everything the Li family did for that son of a goat, he abandoned them, divorced their daughter, and planned to remarry the minister's daughter. Didn't he call himself a principled man? Didn't he refuse to marry the merchant's daughter (Master Chai's cousin) because of his so-called principle? Such a narrow-minded, short-sighted, greedy, disloyal, inconsiderate, ungrateful scum>😒😒😒
Since the ladies are used to solving their problems alone, it would take a minute to include their husbands, especially…
In episode 15, they finally behave like married women and allow their men to take care of things for them. How did Madam Li fall for Mrs. Cui's trick without confirming whether the dead person was Yan?
From some of the comments I've read, yours made more sense because it focused on the drama and your thoughts.…
Those are my thoughts exactly. I thought they were dating when she told her colleagues that her boyfriend was coming. But when she called her dad and told him she liked Zan, I wanted to give her an invincible slap for what she did to SR. That was too petty.
when can married couples start family the wives are always with sisters
Oh yeah, and Madam Li said it, too, in episode 13. I think he was stressing her out all this while with all the stupid girls around him. Now that her family is around her and her mind is at rest, things are falling into place😁😁😁
You mean 13 ep? She is doing it because the three reasons she tell him herself and the one I agree the most is…
But his wife took it to heart before he explained it to her because he was upset that his in-laws had switched his bride, forgetting that his mom had agreed to the change.
Since the ladies are used to solving their problems alone, it would take a minute to include their husbands, especially…
As you can see, the ladies think they are much better than their spouses. So, in their minds even though they are married, they are sisters first, wives later. If you can understand what I mean. Like blood is thicker than water. It's not intentional, but those are their thoughts for now.
Did you hear the nonsense the grandma's old maid was saying? Now, she thinks that the magistrate deserves a wife from a prominent family instead of a tea merchant's daughter. They forgot how he refused to marry those who had matched with him before. Crazy old hag😠😠😠
I was pleased with how he protected his mother-in-law when his aunties were bullying her. I'm glad he smiles more, especially with his wife.
What a total transformation after the accident! He was very cordial with his wife. I can safely call it a happy accident because San Ge's behavior changed towards his wife.
Also, this drama is getting interesting with the stupid clan members who robbed Madam Li's house when her husband died. Now, they want her to support them. Likewise, the old maid who said she gave birth to the only son of the family. Where were all these people when Madam Li and her girls desperately needed help?
How did Madam Li fall for Mrs. Cui's trick without confirming whether the dead person was Yan?