Or rather, from the very beginning, the other party's strategy wasn't to focus public opinion on the conflict between the two of them.
Instead, they sought to use Su Shoukun's inherent status as Su Yuhan's father to first paint Su Yuhan as an ungrateful, money-grubbing, selfish, and vain gold digger. That way, her relationships with people like Feng Lv would automatically be perceived as sordid and shameful, without needing much of a push.
But he had clearly underestimated Su Yuhan. Or perhaps, in his subconscious, a stand-in like her was supposed to be a clinging vine—soft, weak, with nothing but a pretty face. A two-faced schemer pretending to be a pure, helpless damsel who was good for nothing.
