However, Lu Yuan had already made himself perfectly clear.
Even if Qing Qing Cang wanted to make things difficult for Lu Yuan,
he could not find any pretext at this moment.
Besides, Qing Qing Cang was not someone who failed to understand the gravity and urgency of a situation. Lu Yuan's identity did indeed pose a certain obstacle within the Floating Tu Ancient Clan, so getting through this was already an excellent outcome. There was no need for him to stir up further trouble. Even if he truly wanted to reprimand or trouble Lu Yuan—because, in his heart, Lu Yuan had always been someone of the same generation, and he had once greatly admired him, only for Lu Yuan to seize an opening and make off with his family's Little Cabbage—it was only natural for him to be angry. But even so, they could wait until this matter was over, close the doors, and have a proper family discussion. It was absolutely inappropriate to fall out here.
Besides, he was already an adult.
A normal father.
The reason normal was used to describe him was because he considered more things, and his way of thinking had shifted into that of a father.
To put it more bluntly,
if he were still young now,
in his twenties or thirties,
in short, before he got married,
and encountered something like this,
then, naturally, the situation would have to be altered a little.
For instance, suppose Lu Yuan wanted to marry his older sister or younger sister.
After all, he had not been married back then, so naturally he could not have had a daughter like Qing Yan Jing. The people closest to him would have been his sisters. Although they were both married now, it was still possible to substitute and imagine