In the video, when Dai Xiangwei was first sent to the countryside, Dai Chunbai sent someone every few months to deliver money and check whether the wet nurse was taking good care of her.
For that reason, the wet nurse took especially good care of Dai Xiangwei.
The work was easy and paid more than her usual jobs. The wet nurse treasured this position; she was counting on it to feed her family.
Besides the wet nurse and Dai Xiangwei, several other servants lived in the courtyard.
Every one of these servants had a yang-aligned fate. Although their birth charts were not entirely yang like the wet nurse's, serving Dai Xiangwei had little effect on them.
Their monthly wages were also several times what they used to earn, so they, too, served her attentively.
When she first went to the countryside, Dai Xiangwei lived quite well.
Once the villagers learned who Dai Xiangwei and her servants were, they treated them well, too.
But those good days did not last long.
After Dai Chunbai's eldest son was born, the money deliveries went from once every few months to once every six months, and finally to once a year.
The person delivering the money was no longer one of Dai Chunbai's trusted aides, but an older female servant from the Dai Residence.
By then, what was there left for the wet nurse and the others to misunderstand? The Dai Family's affection for this young lady had faded. They no longer cared about her as much as before.
They all knew how to read their masters' moods, and they began neglecting Dai Xiangwei as well.
The quality of the food declined noticeably. There was less oil and fat, and they used only the cheapest vegetables.
The refined rice and flour were all replaced