"But these are all maybes. I can't change my parents' minds, nor can I change their current living conditions for now..."
Mu Nanshu could tell that Lu Cheng's words carried a hint of 'inferiority,' but she was smart enough not to say that it had nothing to do with her or something similar.
Instead, after a bit of thinking, she said, "Parents' perceptions can only change gradually. Actually, I think my parents have a point."
"When a person's wealth hasn't reached a certain level, money is most important. After crossing that line, emotions matter more."
"Everyone's life is full of regrets; my parents have many too. Like falling out with my uncle, or being unable to change my grandfather's situation."
"He also said that fortunately, he still had a few brothers, but what he couldn't understand was why real brothers, who already have a little family business, could end up this way."
