If that really happens, there's no way this situation will be resolved.

“Yes, I can’t act impulsively,” Huang Sheng stepped back. “I can’t let this bastard find a way to use me against him.”

"Dad," Huang Sheng's eldest son said, on the verge of a breakdown, "Can you please stop swearing?"

His father was so provoked that he actually dared to point his finger at the clan chief and curse him. He was truly impressed by his audacity.

Aren't you afraid they'll retaliate?

Why not just vent your frustration in your heart? Why do you have to say it out loud?

I secretly glanced at Chief Huang, and sure enough, his face was so gloomy it could drip water.

Immediately, his heart skipped a beat, and he quickly smiled apologetically, "Clan leader, my father is confused with anger, please don't take it to heart."

"Do you think I'd dare to hold a grudge?" Chief Huang was in a terrible mood. "I don't want to get beaten up later."

He had never felt so stifled since becoming the clan leader.

First, I was verbally abused by an old woman, then I was threatened with a beating. I've lost all face in this lifetime today.

"Well," Huang Sheng said somewhat embarrassedly, "why don't you just release my wife quickly? Do I really have to go to such lengths?"

"You're blaming me?" Chief Huang pointed at himself in disbelief. "Your wife made a mistake, and I, as the chief, can't I punish her?"

“Disciplining my wife is my business, you don’t need to worry about it. If she makes a mistake, I will naturally teach her a lesson.” Huang Sheng refused to back down.

"Liao's words have already violated the seven grounds for divorce. Huangjiakou cannot keep such a woman. If you refuse to divorce her, don't blame me for being heartless."

"My wife is just a gossip and a troublemaker, but she's still better than you, who does such heartless things."

The two were locked in a heated argument, each convinced of their own right and unwilling to back down.

“Father,” Huang Qing said, looking at the scene before him with some pain, “please let Aunt Chunhua go. She really can’t stay in that ancestral hall any longer.”

If you stay there for too long, even if your body can withstand it, you will still develop health problems later.

"What do you know?" Chief Huang glared angrily at his son, who was siding with outsiders. "Go back to your room if you have nothing to do, and don't get in the way."

What will he do if Liao Chunhua is released?

The matter has already been exposed. Without Liao Chunhua as a target, the one who will suffer is him, the clan chief.

The position of clan leader had been passed down to him for six generations, and he felt ashamed to face his ancestors even in death after losing it.

"Dad, it was just a little argument, why did you lock her up in the ancestral hall?" Huang Qing was very puzzled. "What will Aunt Chunhua do in the future if you do this?"

Women who have entered the ancestral hall are respected by many in the village. With a mother like that, it's difficult for Ah Hai to find a wife.

He just couldn't understand why his father had to go to such extremes!

Wouldn't it be better to leave someone a way out?

When Chief Huang saw his son's bitter face, he felt a surge of anger.

This son is a complete waste. His father is in such a difficult situation, and he hasn't shown any consideration for his father at all. Instead, he's always thinking about helping outsiders.

“Huang Qing,” the Huang clan chief blew on his beard, “if you think your father is no good, then go and be Huang Sheng’s son!”

He's so spoiled!

"I don't want it," Huang Sheng refused without hesitation. "You yourself dislike it, so why do you think I would want it?"

Those words really hurt.

Huang Qing's face darkened immediately after he had already displeased his father by speaking the truth and then being so bluntly disliked.

"Do whatever you want, I don't care anymore."

After saying that, he snorted coldly and stomped his foot as he left.

Seeing this, Huang Hai's lips moved, but he ultimately said nothing.

He knew Huang Qing meant well, but he also knew that the two of them could never go back to the way things were.