Mrs. Sakai, like Yakai Ichiro, studied art and fully understands how low the success rate in this field is.
Perhaps you need to plant a thousand seeds to have one grow into a large tree.
Regardless of the country, regardless of the culture, when a woman becomes a mother, those romantic ideas in her mind dissolve like cotton candy dropped in water.
During her girlhood, she might have been moved to tears by fairy tales of a princess falling in love with a poor boy.
But when it comes to her own daughter, Mrs. Sakai can only consider Prince A, Prince B, Prince C...
This is both materialistic and a part of life.
Koizumi Katsuko has also reached the age where she should understand what is a suitable match.
If she chooses someone unworthy, especially in Japan's male-dominated society, where her future husband may remain obscure and achieve nothing, Mrs. Sakai believes that her daughter will not be happy.
Gu Weijing looked at his artwork being torn apart, and felt extremely angry.
