In recent years, all his new clothes were bought with the help of Li Zhiyuan, except for the set of imitation Zhongshan suit he wore during his last trip to Beijing. The rest of the clothes bought by the Grandmaster were worn immediately and rarely stored away.
Picking up the ladle, Li Sanjiang scooped water from the water jar and poured it over himself, then wiped his face, letting out a contented sound.
When he habitually went to get the detergent, he found that his great-grandson had changed its position, replacing it with shampoo.
As he rubbed his hair, Li Sanjiang reminded him, "Little Yuanhou, be careful when you go out this time. It's summer and the roads are slippery with rain, and your job often takes you into the mountains."
"Grandmaster, I understand."
As if afraid that Liu Yumei downstairs would hear him, Li Sanjiang lowered his voice and said:
