Only after Uncle Liu left did Xiao Jin roll his eyes at his mommy:
"Don't look at me like I'm mentally deficient, and don't judge me by your worldly rules."
"A person's worth shouldn't be judged by their appearance. It should be judged by their knowledge, abilities, perspective, and conduct."
"..." That actually makes a lot of sense. She couldn't find anything to refute.
Su Qiao couldn't win against him, so she reached out and pinched his little cheek:
"You probably don't know that Huaxia has a saying: no matter how old a son gets, in his mother's eyes, he's still just a child."
"Didn't you want to go back there to live? From now on, learn more about the local customs and traditions, as well as their history of development."
Xiao Jin thought about it. "Mm. I'll start studying today."
Su Qiao had just pushed open the white fence gate when she turned back helplessly:
"You don't need to study it. Just learn about it. Knowing the basic etiquette and customs will be enough."
Su Xiao Jin put on a stern little face and said seriously, "That won't do. If you learn something without mastering it, you'll easily make a fool of yourself, and it'll be very rude."
Being rude was something Su Xiao Jin found absolutely intolerable.
"Suit yourself, then. I'm going back to my room to look over some information."
Su Qiao could only admit defeat in the face of her son's stubbornness.
Su Xiao Jin hurriedly reminded her, "I'll have Little Immortal Fairy make dinner. Remember to come out and eat later. Don't get busy again and skip your meal."
"Okay."
For the sake of safety, apart from the driver, Uncle Liu, they hadn't hired any other servants for the house.
However, while she was pregnant,