Hunting Ligers and Tigers, Killing Wolves and Bears, You Call Me an Ordinary Scholar?

Okay, I was persuaded to quit after the second chapter. It may be a cool article, but maybe I am too shady. Two young ladies were betrothed to two brothers by the government. The eldest was a hunter and the second was a scholar. The eldest died hunting in the heavy snow. The second was a scholar and had never hunted. The second was also supported by the eldest. When the two young ladies knew this, they got the second drunk and gambled on the second's character. They also had confidence in the second's ability to support their two sisters? Or is it easier to just kill the second child and let the government find a new wife? Maybe this is an online article. In my opinion, this is not a multiple-choice question. If two sisters have the brains to get the second son drunk in the same bed but don't want the two sisters to separate, I think they can also think of the latter.