Yang Ming's mother was earnestly persuading, every word making sense, all for the sake of Yang Qiu.
Isn't this just how things are?
In a place where one can't fall in love freely, choosing a husband this way is actually quite reliable, since you know each other's background.
But no matter how much you persuade, it still depends on what Yang Qiu thinks.
If Yang Qiu feels that Wang Kui isn't right, then even if they're forced together, they'll end up separating.
Because if they're forced together, various situations where they don't see eye-to-eye might arise, leading to big arguments every three days and small arguments every two days, eventually falling apart sooner or later.
Of course, if after they get married they find themselves attracted to each other and fall in love, that's a different story.
Seeing Yang Qiu keeping her head down and saying nothing, Yang Ming's mother quickly gave a signal to the others in the room, asking them to join in and help persuade.
