The Great Khan didn't emphasize gender boundaries, and there was no stipulation that women must follow the norms and stay in the inner residence after marriage.
Whether from the Imperial Family or ordinary civilians, the idea that women cannot show their faces in public didn't exist.
At every court banquet, the Emperor and Empress would host the officials together, accompanied by high-ranking concubines.
Married women in the populace could still go out, make friends, and engage in lively conversations.
Divorce, widows remarrying, or women marrying into their own family were not uncommon occurrences.
Imperial Princesses and Commandery Princesses openly keep male companions.
As for her and Ji Chengfeng, they just happened to bump into each other and chatted for a bit.
In an open outdoor space, not secluded indoors.
This small incident—is it really worth upsetting him?
An occasional bout of jealousy could be taken as a jest, but isn't this a bit excessive?
