When Tang Ning was younger, there were always people around her urging her to date and marry. She knew that refusing them was pointless because those people were simply waiting for her to object so they could use it as a pretext to argue back, point by point. If she tried to counter their arguments, how exhausting would that be?
Therefore, from the very beginning, Tang Ning chose to simply ignore differing opinions.
Even when they came from her own parents, Tang Jiacheng and Han Yue. As Han Yue grew older, she began experiencing menopausal symptoms—poor sleep, frequent dizziness and headaches, and drastic mood swings that were a far cry from her previous easygoing and brisk disposition. Influenced by the surrounding social pressure, she started pushing Tang Ning to get married.
Chapter 135