Perhaps it was because she lost her parents at a young age that the First Madam devoted herself to Buddhism early on, studying its scriptures daily and cultivating a demeanor of peace and tranquility.
Later, the First Madam was married off by Old Master Nan to his most favored eldest son, following which the incident involving Nan Yang's mother occurred. Faced with the issue of whether Nan Yang should stay or leave, the compassionate First Madam demonstrated an extraordinary magnanimity. Not only did she bring Nan Yang back, but she also treated him as her own, earning unanimous praise throughout the Nan Family. Even the notoriously flamboyant Boss Nan became a reformed man, living a proper life with his wife.
