"Your Excellency is wise."

Bai Shouye was later dragged away and given twenty lashes, leaving his skin torn and bleeding.

"Sir, he owes our gambling den a debt!"

The people at the gambling den immediately spoke up, saying that this still needed to be clarified.

"Of course Bai Shouye has to repay the debt himself, but he will also be sentenced to exile."

Disobedience and filial impiety are serious crimes.

"Our bodies and hair are gifts from our parents. Bai Shouye not only fails to be grateful to his parents but also acts rebelliously and unfilially. This is a grave sin. Everyone must take this as a warning."

Even the county magistrate looks down on Bai Shouye. You might say that your parents are good at controlling you, but isn't that good?

So many people go hungry. If it weren't for your parents, you'd be wondering if you even had anything to eat.

He liked a woman who was engaged but dared not tell his parents, and in the end blamed his parents for breaking them up.

Bai Hanning wanted to say something, but her mouth was burning from being slapped.

"There's no need for your exile, sir. It's just that I don't want to see him again."

"I'll beat you every time I see you."

Exile is pointless; it would be better to fight them every time we see them from now on.

"It's all over now, so why are you hitting my dad?"

Bai Hanning couldn't help but speak, but her mouth hurt even more when she did.

"Because I gave birth to him, because I raised him. You think living is easy? You'll see later."

"Since the old lady says so, then the exile will not be carried out. From now on, Bai Shouye must not appear in front of the old lady, otherwise the old lady may beat him to death."

"Thank you, sir."

Everyone started clapping, thinking that the adults were wise; this was the first person to scheme against their mother, and now the lives of the elderly would be secure.

With local officials standing up for them, most sons are naturally filial. The debt of gratitude owed to parents is no joke; people like Bai Shouye, who are truly exceptional, are rare indeed.

Bai Shouye felt that everything in front of him was blank, and there was nothing there.

Is this the end for him?

At that moment, a person appeared in front of him.

He looked up and saw his mother.

"It's clearly just that they're weak and incompetent, but they still insist on finding a high-sounding excuse for themselves."

He said it was all because his parents controlled him too much. If it weren't for his parents, he, a spoiled young master who couldn't do anything, would only be able to beg.

Oh wait, you can't even beg because you're too lazy, you know?

Bai Shouye, you're a complete waste.

Bai Hanning wanted to hit Mo Yan, but Mo Yan stopped her.

"Hit me?"

Mo Yan coldly threw her to the ground. "Without the money I gave Bai Shouye, do you think you could live a life of ease? You heartless wretch."

"Aunt, please don't hurt my child. It's all my fault. If you have a problem, come at me. Don't treat your husband and child like this."

Yang Ling'er immediately knelt down. Anyone who didn't know better would think they had suffered some great injustice. What a pity.

No one will sympathize with a woman who has eloped.

No one will sympathize with those who hurt their parents.

How utterly depraved must one be to disregard the kindness of one's parents in raising them?

Mo Yan kicked him away, saying, "Who do you think you are, that I would even glance at you?"

Bai Shouye is a disobedient and unfilial son; from now on, he has nothing to do with me, let alone you.

Mo Yan led her people to inventory all the items in their courtyard, and in the end, they were all given to the gambling den as compensation.

The people at the gambling den threw out all their clothes.

Bai Shouye was sent to the clinic, but they didn't even have the money for medical treatment.

That means there's absolutely nothing left.

Yang Ling'er was pacing anxiously, while Bai Yuansi brought Mo Yan here.

“Although my grandmother is no longer my father after he was expelled from the clan, I thought I would give him some money to restore our father-son relationship.”

Author's note: Goodnight, I'm going to the hospital. I'll make up for it tomorrow, and if I have time, I'll add an extra chapter as compensation.