So what does it matter whether others think I'm doing well or not?

Only when you are truly happy is it real.

Just like now, even if she tells them how good her husband is and how happy she is, they won't believe her.

After all, in their eyes, only marrying a city dweller is considered a good match.

Mother Ou also found it difficult to get along with these people.

Don't think she doesn't know; these people have been gossiping about Ou Manqing behind her back, saying she's stupid and won't have a good future.

Mother Ou disdained arguing with them, but also didn't want to say too much to them.

So he gave a few perfunctory words and left.

The group of people felt a pang of jealousy as they looked at the three of them.

"Old Ou is really confused. He only has one child in his whole life, and he even let her marry a countryman."

You should know that all of these people have sons in their families.

If someone could marry Ou Manqing and become the son-in-law of the Ou family, wouldn't they be able to benefit from Old Ou's influence?

Perhaps in the future, all of the Ou family's assets will belong to their son.

After all, we're all family.

Who would have thought that Old Ou would be so foolish as to let Ou Manqing marry into a rural family, so that all the family property would end up in the hands of that country bumpkin?

They were all resentful, which is why they often complained about Ou Manqing behind her back.

It's really just a case of "sour grapes" mentality.

As they walked, Ou's mother talked to Ou Manqing about these things.

Ou Manqing said speechlessly, "Their sons are all my elementary school classmates, I know them all."

Lin Yu quickly pressed on, "How is it?"