"Let's go." Shu took Qianyi's hand and led him toward the door. Her pace was neither hurried nor slow, but her voice had already begun making orderly plans. "First, we'll rescue Miss Elysia. As for those troublesome ones at home... when you start the War of the Gods later, make a few more preparations. Reiwa Nian will be easy enough to handle. As for Sister Ling, she's soft-hearted beneath that stubborn mouth of hers. Give her a few jars of good wine, then talk things through while she's pleasantly tipsy. She won't be able to save face, so she'll agree. As for that girl Nian, treat her to a few hotpot meals, play mahjong with her a few times, and help her write scripts. As long as she can't find fault with anything, that'll do it. That's exactly what she likes."
"With Jun's temperament, neither soft nor hard tactics will work. The only thing she cares about is fairness. You need to lay out the reasoning and make her understand that this isn't greed on purpose, but treating everyone equally. As for Jie, she's both the most troublesome and the simplest. She likes listening to stories, especially stories from corners forgotten by history. You'll have to spend time with her. If one day isn't enough, then ten days. If ten days aren't enough, then a month. If a month isn't enough, then a year. Piece together every incomplete inscription and fragmentary text she's collected. Help her fulfill her wish, and she'll naturally give you her heart."
"As for Xi, I don't think you need to do anything. With the relationship between you two, if you take the initiative and kiss her, no matter what you say, she'll agree."
When it came to her youngest sister Xi, Shu's tone became helpless.