Upon laying eyes on Ying Yue for the first time, Nangong Hong knew she was an intelligent girl who understood what she should do and indeed possessed certain methods and capabilities for action.
From certain angles, Ying Yue was indeed an appealing girl: her appearance was certainly beautiful, and that alone was almost enough. As long as a woman boasts a stunning beauty, flaws in other areas are often easily overlooked.
However, what Nangong Hong worried about was something else: what their native faction needed was a flag, bluntly put, a symbolic figure, and a flag, a symbol, does not require wisdom—she just needed to be a vase.
What Ying Yue should do was to sit quietly in her rightful place, producing children and staying steady as a rock, enjoying her life, and keeping her mouth shut when there was no need to speak.
