Chapter 1237: Can't Bear to Leave Son _1

At this time, filial piety was highly valued, and if relatives volunteered to repair your deceased parents' graves, and even tended to the ancestral tomb as well, it was generally frowned upon to refuse; such a person would be seen as unfilial.

Even if it meant incurring debts of gratitude and money, you still had to owe it and look for ways to repay it. Moreover, since Yang Tianhua did not press Wa San to repay the money, merely asking Wa San to work for him, even Wa San's clan thought of Yang Tianhua as a great benefactor and believed that Wa San should not refuse.

Bai Ruozhu shook her head helplessly, it all boiled down to the lack of money—if Wa San had the money to repair the grave himself, he wouldn't have to be "beholden to others."