"Even if you find someone whose family background is similar to ours, or even worse than ours, does that really mean they'll be that suitable? Suitability isn't about the conditions, it's about what the in-laws are like."
"On this point I can vouch for it—there's no way you'll find elders as good as the Zhao Family's."
Of course, the elders in the other families are all very nice too.
But it's not like you can just pick and choose among the Eight Great Families, right?
So what Ye Fei was actually saying was that she'd already excluded all the other families.
Just compare the Zhao Family with an ordinary family.
Mrs. Li was persuaded by Ye Fei.
What Ye Fei said really did make a lot of sense.
What she meant was actually very simple.
It's like when people say, "If you marry a man who isn't good-looking, you'll feel that the handsome ones can't be kept in check, that they'll fool around." But does that mean a man who isn't good-looking won't cheat or have an affair?
