Four years ago, the letter sent to the Lu family contained nothing but a full moon baby's photo and a paternity appraisal certificate.
The paternity appraisal certificate was sealed within an additional envelope.
Over the years, Lu Changchuan not only had people investigate every child around Lucheng who fit the age and gender, but also checked what type of photo paper was used, which agency issued the paternity appraisal, and from which post office or convenience store the envelope was bought.
But nothing was found.
For this reason, Lu Changchuan also sought out famous portrait artists both domestically and internationally to sketch the appearance of the little baby at ages three, four, five, and six.
Even if he had to search through every four or five-year-old girl in all of Quanhua, he was determined to find Fourth Uncle's child.
But at this moment, the three-clawed crocodile said, it wasn't a little girl; it was a boy.
"Yes, a son..."
