For Guan Shuyan, getting married meant entering another phase of life. She had to learn much more than when she was a girl and couldn't be as carefree as then. Fortunately, her upbringing was evident, and she had a high emotional intelligence, allowing her to quickly integrate into the new family.
Of course, mainly because the Song Family was straightforward with no issues like troublesome concubines to handle.
Oh, yes, there was an old man as grandfather who treated the Prime Minister's Mansion like an inn, returning when he pleased and enjoying leisurely sojourns at his estate, accompanied naturally by his two old concubines.
And in the third branch, the male head was incapacitated, bedridden, with the only concubine being a noble concubine from the palace who was well-behaved, rarely seen, and never caused trouble.
This made Guan Shuyan genuinely feel that the Song Family had a peaceful and simple household, with people easy to get along with, leading to a relaxed life.
