The situation unfolding in Shen Han’s courtyard was by no means an isolated case. In the vast majority of households, the children newly adopted today were behaving in much the same way—a classic manifestation of living under someone else's roof.
For these children, however, there was not a shred of reluctance; they certainly did not feel that this arrangement was any form of oppression. On the contrary, they considered it an immense stroke of good fortune. If any child were to express dissatisfaction with their current life at such a time, they wouldn't even need the locals to intervene; the other children would immediately drive them out.
To be ungrateful while living in comfort—what kind of era is this? Did they really think it was an era of peace and prosperity where they could afford to throw tantrums?
Chapter 631