Farm Girl's Manor

Mo Yan was momentarily taken aback, only then realizing that this fellow had been wanting her to examine him from the start. For a moment, she truly didn’t know what to say.

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In that era, if a family were childless, people generally blamed the woman, or else there wouldn’t be such contempt for women unable to bear children, comparing them to "hens that don’t lay eggs." Many women were divorced and sent back to their parents’ home, often for the reason that they had "produced nothing."

Nobody thought that the inability to conceive could be a man’s fault, and even if someone did ponder this, they wouldn’t easily voice it unless a doctor had examined the issue and confirmed the fact. However, for a man to let a doctor investigate such matters was seen as a disgrace; even if the issue was his own, he would hide it and let no one know.

Cui Pingan must have been aware of this, yet he had the courage to doubt whether the problem might be his. Just this alone made him stand out from most men in the world.

Mo Yan’s face no longer held a trace of disdain for Cui Pingan. She pointed to a side room where no one was present and said, "Let’s go there, and call your cousin’s wife over as well. It’s best if there’s nothing wrong, but if there is, it’s better to start treatment early."

Cui Pingan had no objections and quickly brought Fangcao over.

Fangcao was not a beauty at first glance. She had a very round, delicate face and her facial features weren’t particularly exquisite, but together they were quite charming, and people couldn’t help but like her upon seeing her.

At that moment, she was following Cui Pingan step by step, seemingly without much opinion of her own, as if she were a little wife who believed her husband to be her everything. In reality, at home, Cui Pingan listened to her in all matters, and outside, she played the role of a submissive little wife, preventing anyone from ridiculing her husband.