With the backing of money, Su Nian's Daoist Temple began to take shape.
Being a wealthy woman, Su Nian generously cordoned off a large plot of land in the suburbs.
News of what Su Nian was up to also got out.
Instead of living her good life as the heiress of a prestigious family, Su Nian had gone off to the suburbs to open a Daoist Temple and become a nun.
However, this had no effect on Su Nian at all. Mr. Su didn't just have one daughter, and besides, the rich are very busy people.
Only the so-called socialites—who were, in reality, just romance-obsessed girls—liked to gossip behind her back.
Meanwhile, on the other side of town, Mu Wan had already been brought to Cheng Jing'an's home.
Mrs. Cheng was very dissatisfied with this girl. Her ideal daughter-in-law had always been someone like Su Nian.
Someone from a very wealthy family who could help her son, but was also foolish and willingly acted as his lapdog.
And she'd listen to her, doing whatever she was told.
