Yueyao thought Xiang Wei's words made sense, so she let Tingzheng go.
Tingzheng thought the matter was over, but did not expect that his brother-in-law, An Zhichen, also inquired about his marriage: "Your sister wants to arrange a marriage for you because she hopes you'll settle down soon."
Tingzheng nodded, indicating that he understood.
An Zhichen was quite pleased with Tingzheng's attitude: "In the Imperial Forest Army, most are sons of military aristocratic families. As long as you gain their recognition, you won't need to worry about your marriage." An Zhichen implied that these families surely have eligible maidens, and if Tingzheng could prove himself as promising, they'd naturally propose marriage.
Tingzheng understood An Zhichen's implication: "Brother-in-law, don't worry, I will do my best." An Zhichen's kindness was beyond words. He kept this favor in his heart.
