Another failed marriage proposal, Qin Mingyan felt somewhat defeated. It's not that he completely resisted marriage; after all, he's the eldest son of the main branch of the Qin family. Now that Qin Liuxi is gone, the elders, upon hearing the news, have their hair turning white in strands, even Aunt Wan, who has been devoted to beauty all her life, is no exception.
He should marry sooner and have a few children to bring joy to his elders, which would offer them some solace. Otherwise, if this continues, their hearts will be burdened, adversely affecting their lifespan.
But, is it wrong to speak truthfully?
Even if he doesn't say it now, after marriage, when his wife finds out about the duties he must perform in his position, would she not be upset?
Rather than breeding resentment, it's better to mention it in advance.
