Considering Mu Yangling's family was a favorite of the imperial censors, sometimes, she really hated this group of imperial censors. However, it was undeniable that although they were nitpicking sometimes, they were very good at moderating the social climate.
Even if Qi Haoran wanted to spend more money to buy a precious dagger, he would have to secretly do it for fear that the imperial censors would criticize him for being extravagant, let alone other noble officials.
The nobles of Great Qi were much more honest than those of Great Zhou. At the very least, Mu Yangling had never heard of any noble who dared to kidnap people on the streets or seize other people's shops.
Officials in the imperial court were also stricter with their descendants, fearing that their official positions would be implicated because of their descendants' misdeeds.
But that's still far from enough. What use is it if it's just based on hearsay reports?
