In Mu Yizheng's view, Mu Bai's imprisonment was entirely his own fault, but the fault Mu Yizheng thought of wasn't that Mu Bai was wrongly blamed—it was the billion and the villa Mu Bai had compensated to Wen Jiaren. To Mu Yizheng, this was simply superfluous and childish.
Mu Yizheng believed that if Mu Bai hadn't been unable to let go of Wen Jiaren, why would he think of compensating her with so much money and foolishly fall into the trap that Wen Jiaren had set up? With Mu Bai's intelligence, how could this have happened?
Moreover, after being imprisoned, Mu Bai refused all help from Mu Yizheng. Even if Mu Yizheng were slow to catch on, he understood Mu Bai's mentality—his son couldn't let go of that woman, and that was why he treated himself this way.
All of this was unacceptable in Mu Yizheng's eyes; his son shouldn't always be entangled in such matters.
