Baili Bingyun wanted to follow in the footsteps of the first generation of embroiderers, hoping to lead the embroidery house on the right path, even if it meant opening those kinds of "entertainment" venues.
She also wanted to give these women a little dignity as human beings.
Some things can't be fought against with human nature or the larger environment, but at least don't go overboard. For the sake of making money, if you forsake humanity, then what's the point of having immense wealth and power?
Actually, Lin Miao, as an observer, saw more clearly that without changing the external environment, merely changing oneself wouldn't solve the problem.
If the embroidery house remained in Li Hen City, a place filled with desire and sin, any changes it made would be futile.
Maybe hold on for a few years, ten years, decades; one generation passes, will the next continue to persevere?
