"Grandfather, I'm doing this for your sake. You're getting on in years, and naturally, you should worry less about the household matters. Besides, with me here, you can rest easy, listening to music and sipping tea in the courtyard."
"Indeed, my grandson-in-law, I must have accumulated a lot of virtue in my previous life, to have found someone like you." Old Xu sneered coldly.
The thing he regretted the most now was that he had brought Men Chao into the family years ago.
Now, considering the failure of his son, he wondered if Men Chao had played a part in it, suspecting that if all the Xu descendants were incompetent, that would be Men Chao's chance.
From Old Xu's words, Gu Yecheng gleaned a piece of information: the person he was looking for might be the former master who had taught Men Chao his skills.
