The Wife Of The Prime Minister With The Luck Of A Koi.

Summary

A Gu's mother confronts him publicly after he commits a disgraceful act, expressing her shame and concern for their reputation. Despite her efforts to protect him from ridicule, A Gu remains stubborn and refuses to take full responsibility, hinting at peer influence. Wu Xi Yuan challenges A Gu's loyalty to a brother who has led him astray, revealing the complexities of friendship and betrayal. As A Gu admits that his actions were influenced by a village peer, the community grapples with the implications of theft and the need for accountability. The situation highlights the consequences of blind loyalty and the importance of integrity within relationships.

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