His physical aptitude was definitely no problem, so what he was more concerned about now was the child's mental development.
Ghost Nana had given birth to a girl, their eldest daughter, while Ju Zi had given birth to a boy, their eldest son.
The eldest son and eldest daughter held special significance. There was a reason the eldest legitimate son had inherited the throne in his previous life.
Unless their other children were far more outstanding than their eldest son, the foundation he built in the future would inevitably be inherited by Yang Sheng, the child he had with Senior Sister Ju Zi.
Besides, he believed that with Senior Sister Ju Zi's intelligence and emotional savvy, she could raise the child well. At the very least, there wouldn't be any melodramatic nonsense.
"Sheng'er is wonderful. I can't find a fault with him. He just has a few grievances against you, his father."
Speaking of her son, Ju Zi was filled with pride.
She had devoted herself to raising him, and Sheng'er himself was excellent and very sensible.
"I can understand. After all, it's been ten years since we last saw each other. He was still little back then, and now he has no impression of me as his father. It's only natural he'd have some grievances."
Yang Hao could understand. It was simply one of those things that couldn't be helped.
"If even you can't find a fault with him, Senior Sister, then Sheng'er really must be wonderful."
Seeing how proud his senior sister was, Yang Hao couldn't help feeling curious.
"Last year, Sheng'er said something: 'To die in battle alongside my father is a son's glory.'"
Ju Zi recounted something her son had said. In those words, she had seen his sense of responsibility and conviction.
She had never