"Hmm."
Li Zhiyuan had no intention of arguing with the others about the so-called "parenting wisdom," even though their extreme approach would likely be seen as too extreme even by the extremists.
"That's just the mindset of parents."
Li Zhiyuan took out a pack of cookies and offered it to him: "Want to try this?"
"No need, I'm not used to eating these."
"Oh." Li Zhiyuan didn't insist, he just wanted to interrupt what might have been a continuing conversation.
"Young brother, how much do you know about the Jianghu?"
"Not much."
"Though you are still young, by the time you really want to journey through the Jianghu, you should at least wait until you're an adult. However, it's good to know a bit beforehand.
Look at this lake in front of you; it looks like this now, but once you light up your lantern and look at it again, it'll be a different scene.
By then, even if you don't want to move forward, the water will push you ahead, and you won't have a choice."
