Huang Rong was biased against Yang Guo at first. Huang Rong himself said that it was because Yang Kang had gone the wrong way in those years, and he was afraid that Yang Guo would not learn well. But Yang Guo had no idea what his father was like. After he was born, Mu Nianci was raising him. Yang Kang is a loyal and virtuous man, and his biological father is also a loyal man. But he was brought up by Yan Honglie and spoiled too much. So when he grows up, he will be competitive and unscrupulous.

From here, we can know that birth sometimes doesn't decide anything, but the growth environment is the most important. Huang Rong is so clever that he can't fail to understand this truth. So Yang Guo was raised by Mu Nianci. Arguably, Mu Nianci is sorry for the ending of Yang Kang, and it is impossible to teach Yang Guo badly. And judging from the appearance of Yang Guo, he wanted to save Lu Wushuang Cheng Ying. Except for some bad living habits, there is nothing wrong with the basic concept of good and evil. Moreover, the relationship between Mu Nianci and Huang Rong was good in the later period. Even for Mu Nianci's sake, Huang Rong should not have any prejudice against Yang Guo. So it should be said that she cares more about Yang Guo.

After all, the death of Yang Kangzhi, Guo and Huang have something to do with Huang Rong. With the growth of Yang Guo, he knew the truth of Yang Kangzhi's death, and the variables were too big to grasp the development of the situation. In view of this, Huang Rong taught Yang Guo propriety, justice and honesty from an early age, hoping that Yang Guo could correctly treat Yang Kangzhi's death on the basis of understanding the national justice. Only Yang Guo was stubborn, and later went to Quanzhen to study, which was out of Huang Rong's control. At the Wulin Congress, Yang Guo reappeared, bringing mystery, and Huang Rong's suspicion naturally deepened. When I saw that Yang Guo was indeed a real knight-errant, I finally entrusted the Beggars' Sect to him with confidence. For such a smart person as Huang Rong, this trust has already explained Huang Rong's intentions towards Yang Guo. If anything, it's probably because of Yang Kang's bad image.

Yang Kang is greedy for money and regards thieves as his father. He repeatedly set a poisonous trap against Guo Jing and Huang Rong, but Yang Kang refused to repent and eventually died tragically. It can be said that Huang Rong thought of Yang Kang as soon as he saw Yang Guo, and naturally he had a bad impression of Yang Guo. It is for this reason that Huang Rong taught Yang Guo to read.