Looking at his mother's smiling face, Zhou Jiaqi felt a little relieved. Compared to the strict parents of his classmates, he was actually very lucky.

After all, not many mothers can sit on the floor in the entryway with their sons and have a heart-to-heart talk first thing in the morning.

That alone was enough to make him feel warm.

His mother has that kind of magic; being around her makes you feel relaxed.

Zhou Yuansheng came out at some point and saw the mother and son sitting at the door talking. He couldn't help but smile. After listening to a few words from behind, he finally spoke to his son: "You're so promising. You're not bothered by such a small thing. It's just one failure. When you grow up, you'll understand that you will experience countless failures, all kinds of failures. Life is not just about success. Try to learn to adjust your mindset to face and digest them."

In his father's view, his son's setbacks were because his three children had had too smooth a life since childhood. After all, they were much smarter than other children. But as they grew up, they met more and more people. As the saying goes, there are always people better than you and mountains beyond mountains. Appropriate setbacks are necessary for growth.

Zhou Yuansheng didn't expect that his son would confide in Jiang Tong, but he was better than him. When he first encountered a setback as a child, he locked himself in his room and became withdrawn for a long time. He also told Zhou Jiaqi about this.

Zhou Jiaqi was also filled with curiosity, completely unable to imagine that such a powerful father would have been like this when he was a child.

Jiang Tong smiled and said to him, "So, it's okay to fail once. Everyone experiences failure. It's even more wrong to say that you're holding someone back. Hanhan definitely won't think you're a burden. Don't think like that."