Which family's beauties are these?

Regarding this matter, Song Fanxing had even established rules among his wives and concubines: if they felt lonely or dissatisfied, they could choose to leave him of their own accord, and both sides could part on good terms.

Since they were going to put a hat on his head anyway, it would be better to leave beforehand, sparing him from wearing yet another one. Song Fanxing also felt that there were a few too many hats atop his head.

In other families and factions, putting a hat on someone's head was a serious matter; one would generally be dunked in a pig cage. But because of Song Fanxing's special circumstances, corresponding rules had been made.

Many people of the Human Race praised this matter greatly, feeling that the Song Family was benevolent. More and more families and individuals wanted to marry their daughters into the Song Family.

To some extent, one could say that sacrificing Song Fanxing had fulfilled the entire Song Family.

But considering all the women and females of every race Song Fanxing had ravaged, this outcome seemed only natural. After all, he had the most wives and concubines—so many that he could not even remember them himself.

Because of this, Song Fanxing had once made a fool of himself. One time, while taking a new concubine out shopping, he encountered several exceptionally beautiful beauties on the road. Unable to restrain himself, he began teasing them, even intending to bring them home.

Unexpectedly, the beauties were quite uninhibited. Not only did they let him tease them, they even actively played along and followed him back to the palace. All the way there, Song Fanxing thought these beauties were far too easy, planning to toy with them before sending them away. Yet when they returned to the palace and