The Daily Life of the Legitimate Eldest Son

Oh my god, I get goosebumps all over my body when I see the single word addressing people. The kind of person who decisively abandons writing. Ayun Axiao is so good. Yunxiao. . . Can't stand it.

Isn't it inappropriate for a concubine to invite her eldest son to share breakfast?

What? Since it was true love, why didn't the cause of death be investigated when he died suddenly? Are everyone in this family so arrogant? And this concubine has so much power? Just let a legitimate son come over for dinner? The author also makes all kinds of unreasonable settings.

I accidentally saw this article, and then I thought the two Tang brothers were cute. Then I saw a netizen saying that Tang Yun was dead, and my heart dropped.

How can such a concubine do so well? The Ye family are all steamed buns, right?

How could an adult son have such deep contact with his father's concubine? In ancient times, when a son became an adult, he became his biological mother, that is, they only met each other every day when they were in the same province. According to etiquette, these two characters should not meet at all. If necessary, the son is married and the daughter-in-law can have some contact with the concubine. Isn't this cuckolding daddy?

To be honest, the setting is completely unreasonable, and DNA testing was not possible in ancient times. Unless the male protagonist's father knew it, who would know which child was born through "underhanded means"? Also, since the male protagonist's father loved his wife so much, how could his wife die for no reason?

It's stupid to not take revenge for so long,

After giving birth to a son and then reporting to recognize the relatives, this kind of unclear child was not recognized in wealthy families in ancient times. The richer the family, the more attention it paid to blood, and no confusion was allowed.

Report from the prince's side...