With my analysis, they finally relaxed. It seems that, when it comes to playing the villain, I have quite a natural talent. However, the three young ladies among them were a bit more complex. Especially the two who arrived later; they felt as if they had fallen into a demon's den.
There are two more things to address. First, we must send men disguised as bandits to rescue Wan'er’s father as he approaches the Prefecture City. We will provide them with money and equipment so they can seek their revenge. Since General Wu has already set off on his campaign, the General's Estate should be lightly defended. Once Wan'er’s father regains his strength, his hatred will be inextinguishable. He will surely find a way to finish off his step-wife’s family. However, we cannot rule out that he might be a coward who would rather flee. We must keep him under constant surveillance; if he tries to run, Wan'er, you tell me what to do.
Wan'er spoke up immediately: "Break his legs and arms, and drag him back to be locked up. As for the two younger brothers, break their legs and hands too, but don't kill them. I want them to know that I am the one behind this; I want them to understand what retribution truly is."
Chapter 116