Martial Peak - Ch. 543 - Quickly Propose A Marriage
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Did you forget the past chapters?
First wife, "ice queen", is very happy with/of Yang Kai. Younger senior sister ("walking pill maker") is set up to be second wife and is also very fond of MC. Both are cultivators and fight battles. Many more.
I do not think this manhua is showing women in a bad light. Worse, I think, is the art of characters which always tend to have an ideal/popular figure/muscles - I can only assume its to increase sales/popularity, after all, beauty/sex does sell.
Marriage to women is generally considered required to secure a continuation of their lineage/family. Fiction or not.
First wife, "ice queen", is very happy with/of Yang Kai. Younger senior sister ("walking pill maker") is set up to be second wife and is also very fond of MC. Both are cultivators and fight battles. Many more.
I do not think this manhua is showing women in a bad light. Worse, I think, is the art of characters which always tend to have an ideal/popular figure/muscles - I can only assume its to increase sales/popularity, after all, beauty/sex does sell.
Marriage to women is generally considered required to secure a continuation of their lineage/family. Fiction or not.
Bear in mind I have no numbers or other reference to back up any of my claims.
Having an alliance, or stronger bond, thru marriage might not be common today, but I believe it was earlier, hence it could apply the setting of this manhua. Looking a history there were cases of a "royal duty" to enter into a marriage (without (initial) love). This applies to royalty, nobility, wealthy merchants and the like, generally its people/families in power who wish to stay as such. I think this could be called an arranged marriage, which is that grand elder suggested to elder Li.
Freedom of marriage may not be a reality for all. Certain cultures seem to prefer (parental) matchmaking - some with a freedom choice like I think the japanese omiai means.
Having an alliance, or stronger bond, thru marriage might not be common today, but I believe it was earlier, hence it could apply the setting of this manhua. Looking a history there were cases of a "royal duty" to enter into a marriage (without (initial) love). This applies to royalty, nobility, wealthy merchants and the like, generally its people/families in power who wish to stay as such. I think this could be called an arranged marriage, which is that grand elder suggested to elder Li.
Freedom of marriage may not be a reality for all. Certain cultures seem to prefer (parental) matchmaking - some with a freedom choice like I think the japanese omiai means.