Madam Chen initially felt as if life was worse than death due to her daughter's becoming a nun, her husband's complaints, and the mockery from those around them.
Now, however.
The Emperor bestowed a title, and the Princess presented silver to support her daughter in becoming the Abbess.
Seeing her daughter genuinely enjoy such a life, and truly living well.
People no longer mock her, nor dare to speak nonsense; she has both inside and outside honor, and her mindset has gradually become more balanced.
'In fact, a woman's life without marriage may not be truly all that bad!'
'At least she doesn't have to serve in-laws and husband, or engage in backyard battles with concubines, or tirelessly manage a large family day-to-day, and most importantly, she doesn't have to risk her life giving birth, traveling to the gates of hell!'
'Frankly, how much trouble does this save!'
