"Miss Su Man, what you said is certainly novel. Aren't you afraid that everyone will boycott you?"
What Su Qiao said was indeed the truth.
But precisely because it was the truth, it was so repellent.
Many young people had nothing but romance on their minds.
They believed love was beautiful and sacred, and that it should not be viewed through the lens of worldly standards.
Once they fell in love, they simply wouldn't think that much or look that far ahead.
In the end, many couples ended up living together, only to break up somewhere along the way without even knowing when it had happened.
"Most women would disagree with dating someone with the sole purpose of having fun. As for the rest, they probably have the same attitude of only wanting to have fun, which is why they don't care."
"Since I dared to do it, I'm not afraid of what people say."
Want to boycott her?
Go ahead!
Want to argue with her?
Go ahead!
If they wanted to fight her, she welcomed it!
"Miss Su Man certainly has a forthright personality. She's truly admirable."
Su Qiao wore a confident expression and remained as calm as ever. Everyone was left speechless, yet admiration slowly rose in their hearts.
A woman like Su Man, who lived openly and freely without fearing anyone, was truly rare.
Combined with her striking appearance and elegant, intelligent air, she was simply too charming.
"May I ask what risks Miss Su Man has repeatedly mentioned? What exactly do you mean?"
It was the same female reporter as before.
Su Qiao suspected that she was struggling with her own relationship. Her complexion was poor, and worry lingered in her expression.
"If a man changed his mind, or you fell in love with another man,