"Mom, my goal is to become a military doctor who saves lives. I'm still studying."

Su Qingyu didn't attend a worker-peasant-soldier university recommended by her family. Instead, she joined the army at a young age and was later recommended by the military to enter a military academy majoring in military medicine.

She has only been studying for two years now, and it will take her several more years to graduate from university.

Right now, all she wants to do is focus on her studies; she hasn't thought much about marriage at all.

Looking at her frank expression, Su's mother knew she was telling the truth, which relieved her.

Fortunately, the daughter didn't try to cause trouble, otherwise the long-standing friendship between the Song and Su families might have been ruined.

"Come, come, this time your Uncle Song and the others invited Chef Tan to cook. This roast goose tastes especially good, you should try it."

"And this blanched bok choy, Chef Tan made it crisp and sweet, truly befitting an experienced chef."

Instead of continuing to talk about relationship issues with her daughter, Su's mother served her food.

Although the guests were much more well-mannered, quite a few of them still rushed to grab food as soon as it was served.

When Su's mother served food to her daughter, she also served herself food. This skill, honed through years of experience attending banquets, allowed her to feed herself and her daughter at the same time.

"Mom, you should eat more too." Su Qingyu also put some food on her mother's plate, including a large roast goose leg.

The way the mother and daughter ate their meal with such relish, oblivious to everyone else, disappointed some of those who had come hoping to see a spectacle.

I thought the Su family would cause trouble at the Song family's wedding, but it turns out they're all respectable people and won't give them a chance to make a fool of themselves.