Even needing someone to take care of the family was an extremely difficult task, but now it seemed not so challenging. The bothersome nature of affairs was because they could quickly outgrow their youth and swiftly mature into young men capable of labor, viewing it merely as a reward, never realizing it was a phenomenon of the existence of a "power user."
Moreover, such families were essentially descendants of nobility. They didn't know how long their relatives had struggled in obscurity, eventually completely forgetting their own identities. In their family, it was inevitable for every child to experience this condition over time, gradually accepting it as a unique family affair, never considering their identity might have special reasons.
