Su Baiwen was utterly exasperated.
He had no idea whether his little sister was truly foolish or simply too innocent. He earnestly pointed it out to her:
"I mean that you should see him less in the future. If other people found out about this, how would you ever get married?"
Su Qiao was just about to pick up some food when she heard that. She looked surprised. "Didn't you say it was all right to marry him?"
In ancient times, getting married was quite troublesome.
There were things like honoring one's parents-in-law, getting along with one's sisters-in-law, and handling social visits with relatives. She seemed incapable of dealing with any of them.
It was mainly because she found it troublesome.
However, Ye Jinghua seemed to have neither a father nor a mother anymore.
As for the others, such as the emperor and whatnot, she probably wouldn't need to bother with them.
Su Baiwen: "..."
He had actually just said that offhandedly before.
Those were all things their mother had said back then.
After all, he was a native of Eastern Yue, and he still preferred his sister to marry a good man rather than bring several men home as husbands.
"Whether you're marrying someone or getting married, an unmarried woman has to avoid suspicion before tying the knot."
How could they be like this, seeing each other every day?
And at the dead of night, no less.
Su Baiwen glanced at Ye Jinghua and lowered his voice as he advised her:
"Little sister, aside from having a decent-looking face, he has nothing else to offer. Besides, he's the Regent. He'll definitely have plenty of women in the future.
"A man like that is the most unreliable kind.
"We might as well go roam the martial world. We'd be free