At that time, he had no hint or intuition, not even a sudden echo, but his nine-year-old self immediately knew that grandpa was talking about his sister.
That sister who hated him.
He paused briefly, his childlike face already showing the refined handsomeness of his future, then uttered a statement beyond his years: "It's a good thing."
This sentence caused the old man to look at him with a bit of astonishment, as if he had developed an interest in delving deeper into this nine-year-old boy.
From then on, Mu Ming's status in the Mu Family changed.
He began to be given important tasks, taught personally by his grandfather.
Even his father, who had always been mediocre and inept, couldn't understand why.
Only grandpa knew the reason in his heart.
Calling it important tasks was simply growing him according to his expectations.
Since childhood, it seemed he never had thoughts or ideas of his own; he just followed the goals set by Mu Hecheng and never let him down.
