The character of Wu Lian in "Nine Righteous People" is, to put it bluntly, a scoundrel.
The plot does not clearly reveal Wu Lian's family background, nor does it explore what factors shaped his shameless and deformed character.
He is polite on the surface, like a gentleman, but in fact he relies on the power of the Duchess of the Kingdom behind his back. His "smoke and rain embroidery" is well-known in the market, the quality is still high, and the sales are stress-free. In order to make his life more superior, he secretly smuggled with Zhao Yin and lived a dashing and comfortable life. As long as he doesn't hurt others, he can speak well, do whatever he wants, and even be a rich idler.
His perversion lies in his defilement of the girls who came to learn embroidery. These girls, who were originally innocent and innocent, were discredited by his tarnishing. His ruthless treatment of them, using them as tools and discarding them, is undoubtedly a contempt for their lives. Later, he even changed the silk sheets to linen.
His shamelessness is manifested in the fact that he and Zhao Yin took advantage of other people's positions in their smuggling behavior, and once something happened, he put all the responsibility on Zhao Yin, as if this matter had nothing to do with him, and let Zhao Yin bear the black pot alone.
He wants to take advantage of everything in the world, but how in the world is it so easy?
