In short, in a world without Du Anrao, both families suffered heavy losses.
The two brothers who lost their sister were left in ruins; one became a lonely man having lost his only kin, while the other lived forever in the depths of remorse, unable to extricate himself. The only beneficiary was the perpetrator, Li Qianxi. When you think about it, it’s quite disheartening: the good people not only failed to receive their due reward but were instead dragged through the mud, while the villain thrived, stepping over the corpses of the righteous to reach the pinnacle.
Du Anrao stroked her chin, deep in thought. She had always wondered how someone like Li Qianxi could be the female lead of a small world. Now, seeing what happened to the Li family and the Song siblings, she suddenly realized that Li Qianxi’s character setting seemed to inadvertently fit the popular "playing the pig to eat the tiger" and "villainess" archetypes.
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