Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

Shen Tang's proposal for a woman to have two husbands is met with shock and disbelief from the local commoners and the elders of the Li and Wang families, who find the idea unacceptable. Shen Tang reflects on the cultural differences between the Northwest and Central Continents, where polyandry is more accepted due to the focus on family cooperation rather than individual desires. She attempts to reason with the elders, questioning their views on marriage. The elders struggle to understand her perspective, leading to further discussions about the nature of relationships and the importance of family ties. Li Jia continues to explain the complexities of their situation, hinting at underlying secrets and the challenges faced by the families involved.

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