What is the meaning of も in this exchange?
A: 本当によろしいのですか？
B: タイバー家もただ遊んでいたわけではない
先代に比べてはな
I know that も can be used to make something sound milder or less assertive, so that's my best guess here.
However, in this conversation, B seems to be almost bragging that his family hasn't been slacking around. So I'm not sure if the 'mild' usage is what's going on here.
