She simply rolled her eyes at her listlessly.
"You think I'm too quiet, don't you?"
She wasn't a good person, but if something didn't suit her, she was very decisive in refusing it.
"Let's have some peace and quiet first. I don't believe that now that everyone knows how ruthless I am, what family would want a daughter-in-law like me?"
Mingzhu was speechless.
"No, you're really something, ruining your image just to refuse to be a matchmaker for you."
However, relying on self-inflicted damage to repel the enemy is not a permanent solution.
Let me ask you something honest: what are your thoughts? Are there any concerns or reservations that make you so resistant to this?
Mingzhu felt that the two of them could talk about anything, so after much hesitation, she finally asked the question.
Is it solvable or unsustainable?
Why don't you tell me about it?
He simply let go of the child and sighed softly to himself.
"It's not that serious, it's just that I'm used to living alone and don't want to cause trouble for myself by having someone else around."
I can eat my fill now, and my family isn't hungry. I can eat meat when I want, refined grains when I want, and dumplings when I want, but not steamed buns.
If you really get married, can you really just ignore everything?
You should at least ask them if they want to eat, and what they want to eat.
You have to do laundry and cook, right?
There are also interpersonal relationships: in-laws, sisters-in-law, and all sorts of distant relatives...
Ugh, just thinking about it gives me a headache.
Mingzhu also thought of the families in the village who lived together for three or four generations, with dozens of people crammed under one roof. From the moment they opened their eyes in the morning, it was a chaotic mess. The family had to take care of their food, clothing, shelter, and work, keeping them so busy that they didn't have a moment to spare until late at night.
Just thinking about that scene makes Mingzhu want to give up.
"How about we find an orphan too?"
This "also" is based on Tan Yajun's situation. Isn't Liu Jiefang now just like an orphan?
Jian Dan's resistance has lessened considerably, but her long-standing resentment isn't so easily changed.
"Let's talk about it later. If I say this out loud, who knows what sarcastic remarks will come out?"
"Sigh, don't you think they're too idle? Why are they always watching other people's business?"
"Alright, alright, don't you know how the villagers are? Now you're their benefactor, so they can't really say they're being malicious towards you."
But what's the deal with those outsiders?
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