Li Zhiyuan, sitting in the back, listened to Grandmaster's ramblings. He was very curious about how someone who had never been married could speak so confidently about such matters.
But this was a question he couldn't ask.
"Little Yuanhou."
"Yes, Grandmaster."
"Even though you are still young, when you grow up, you'll have to learn to take on responsibilities.
When a burden falls on your shoulders, no matter how hard or exhausting it is, or how unwilling you are, you have to grit your teeth and carry it."
Perhaps spurred by the incident with Old Wu's house, the Grandmaster, who always advocated happy education, surprisingly started a lesson on responsibility.
"I understand, Grandmaster."
Li Zhiyuan replied while quietly lowering his head.
In fact, he had already been facing this situation.
The incident with Old Wu's house served as a minor example, a wake-up call for him.
