Tang Nan is just the classic case of sour grapes, though it might be the stench of their relationship that gets to her.
After all, being single for a long time isn't scary, what's scary is having people flaunting their love beside you. A little love drama isn't unbearable, but being force-fed it isn't pleasant.
The landlady is invincible, impenetrable, unwavering, self-sufficient, able to live comfortably on study materials alone.
Divorced for years, she's now a well-read woman with countless files on her hard drive. In ancient times, she would have belonged to a literary family. Even without a man, she's living better than when she had one, so of course she doesn't care about his and Shen Yi's bit of experience.
Su Qing even suspects that, combined, he and Shen Yi may not have as rich a spiritual world as hers, but Tang Nan is different. She's sensitive after all her ups and downs in the entertainment industry, having seen all kinds of things with no child to take up her energy.
