Li Zhiyuan turned around and, with an apologetic tone, said to Liu Yumei, who was standing by the window, "I spaced out."
Liu Yumei, admiring the scenery outside where dark clouds loomed over the city, laughingly said:
"Thinking more about how you should swim before taking to the river is a good thing. It's better than recklessly plunging in like a hotheaded youth without any care."
Li Zhiyuan heard the implication in the old lady's words, but fortunately, Uncle Qin wasn't there at the moment.
"Granny, I have a question. Aunt Liu mentioned it before, and now, I'd like to confirm it with you."
"Speak."
"The impact of my River Crossing on our family."
"Changing your surname and moving means a break from your family to the north; registering under Li Sanjiang's household means you've separated from your family to the south.
That is to say, among your immediate family members, now there's only Li Sanjiang.
