Chang Yin felt a little breathless listening to this; what was all this about?

Grandpa Chang sighed, "The Qin family was being spread around by the Red Army soldiers in Panyun County. The people all felt that the Qin family's life was obtained by exploiting them. But because of that incident, Qin Diaoniang and her family couldn't even afford coarse cornbread anymore."

"I've met that old lady. She's a very upright person."

Grandpa Chang nodded, and Chang Yin seemed to just remember, "When we arrived, Aunt Qin was looking for a place to meditate. If Tang Yue hadn't saved her, she would be..."

Grandpa Chang looked up at Chang Yin. They really hadn't found out about this matter yet; no one should have seen it.

"Grandpa, how is that old lady now?"

"She's fine. Panyun County has changed a lot, but she's in good spirits now."

Chang Yin felt relieved and revealed his true purpose for coming: "Grandpa, can those three children enlist?"

"Enlistment?"

"Yes! I think they all have good potential and are all promising talents."

Grandpa Chang thought for a moment, "Given their family's current social standing, it'll probably be very difficult. They won't even pass the political vetting. Their family's affairs are easy to investigate; they can't be covered up."

Grandpa Chang was helpless. With the situation so tense right now, it wasn't something anyone could accomplish by quietly pulling strings. Besides, anyone who got involved with them might get implicated.

These days, everyone is extremely cautious when doing things. Even if they haven't made a mistake, they're still afraid of being ruthlessly reported.

Chang Yin knew this matter would be difficult for his grandfather, but considering the little girl's intentions, Chang Yin still wanted to give it a try.

"Isn't there any other way?"

Grandpa Chang shook his head. "Chang Yin, we can't take the risk for now. Besides, those children are still young; there's no need for them to join the army so early. The situation in Panyun County is much better than before; they can actually go home."

"By the time they grow up, things might be different, and enlisting might be easier."

Chang Yin knew that if her grandfather had any other way, he wouldn't have said such a thing, so she understood what her grandfather meant.

Knowing that this path was blocked, he stopped dwelling on it. He figured Tang Yue would understand. After all, despite her young age, she had experienced quite a lot.

Chang Yin had one more thing he wanted to discuss with his grandfather, but he didn't know if his grandfather would agree.

"Grandpa, I want to take Changxuan to the South Island."

Grandpa Chang looked up at him, somewhat incredulous. He stared at his eldest grandson for a long time, and seeing that he didn't seem to be joking, he couldn't help but wonder.

"Tell me your thoughts."