If Ya Ying and Song Rong had to be divided into factions,
then Song Rong would be the Empress in the ancient imperial palace, dignified, atmospheric, steady, yet indifferent to worldly affairs.
Ya Ying would be the favored imperial concubine with a fiery and enchanting temperament, unreasonable in arguments.
Song Rong didn't speak, always feeling that Ya Ying was currently on a tirade, and anything she said would be met with scolding.
"Don't make a fuss here," said Song Rong. "Father said we need to act cautiously during this time. It's better to do less than more. It's enough to rant at home, don't cause any trouble."
Due to Jiang Muwan's marriage to Gu Jiangnian, the Song Family had overturned all previous plans and started rethinking their strategies. Now was the time for laying out their plans, with no room for mistakes.
Ya Ying's temperamental nature needed to be steadied.
Even though Ya Ying was angry, she still understood the things that Song Yuxi had said.
