After the Divorce, Her In-Laws Regret It to the Core

I just watched it and it made me laugh so hard. The scholar's son is not at home. What right does a mother have to divorce her? After the divorce, she takes away the two younger ones and leaves the older one to continue to suffer. Is this what humans do? In ancient times, the three obediences were: to the father at home, to the husband when married, and to the son after the husband died. The mother had no right to represent her son in divorce. Even the mother had to get permission from her son to marry, and taking away her daughter required a divorce letter. Without a divorce letter, even if a daughter grew up with her mother, her father would have to approve all future marriages.

The writing is smooth and the content is great!

Looks good! Thank you writer!

It's pretty good, the protagonist relies entirely on the knowledge of his two lives to survive.