Zhu Yu listened to Yan Shu telling these interesting stories, feeling a bit envious inside.
Although Shuo Country didn't have many cumbersome rituals to restrict women's speech and behavior, it was also a deep-rooted belief that women couldn't accomplish anything significant, so doing nothing as long as they didn't trouble men was considered good enough.
Because of this, over the years Zhu Cheng had always been cautious with his daughters at home. Not to mention the concubine's daughters being watched closely by Pang Yuzhen, unable, or rather not daring, to shower them with extra love. Even the only legitimate daughter, Zhu Ning, was only given better clothes and food, never being cultivated as a talent with potential.
This kind of thing wasn't uncommon in the world, it was pretty much the same everywhere.
Unexpectedly, it was Jie Country, long considered the most barbaric, where women could ride and hunt with the men in their families.
