The Reverse Scale.

Summary

In Chapter 135, Luo Qi grapples with her complex feelings regarding her daughter and the social hierarchy they navigate. Despite the Young Lady's insistence on their sisterly bond, Luo Qi feels the weight of their differing statuses, especially as the Young Lady is now a powerful matriarch. Luo Qi's fears about her son Li Muyang's perception of her as a mere maid rather than a noble woman haunt her. Meanwhile, interactions between Li Sinian and Lu Tian Yu showcase their budding friendship, with Lu Tian Yu expressing admiration for Li Muyang, who is celebrated for his academic achievements. Li Sinian defends him against rumors of his past, emphasizing that such claims stem from jealousy. The chapter highlights themes of identity, social class, and the bonds of friendship amidst societal pressures.

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