“She’s only been dead for three days, not even carried out of the house yet, and already someone comes to harm the child, thinking about the husband? How outrageous! What’s bearable and what’s not? I’ve taken over someone else’s body and become someone else’s mother, so at the very least, I should stand up for them, protect the child’s rights, win back the child’s father, witness the rightful wife come back to life, and firmly deal with the seductive mistress. What? I’m not qualified? I was brought into your home by three matchmakers and six betrothals, carried in by a grand procession with eight bearers, and worshipped at the ancestral shrine! Is it true or not? Is it true or not?”
— *Marrying the Husband for the Child*
