Li Xuanzu is not in a good mood right now.

With his familiarity with Qian Gang's blood, Li Xuanzu found a large courtyard in just five minutes.

Inside the courtyard, there were three deck chairs, on which lay Qian Gang, his birth mother, and a middle-aged man who looked quite honest.

Each person was carrying drinks and some expensive delicacies sold in China, such as braised meat, roasted meat, and fruits that were not in season.

"Having a good time, huh? A third-tier psionicist with fourth-tier combat power. Instead of cleaning up zombies, you're enjoying yourself here. Isn't that a bit inappropriate?" Li Xuanzu stood silently behind the three of them and mocked them.

Qian Gang didn't even turn his head, subconsciously assuming it was someone sent by Elder Huang.

"I told you all long ago, I just don't want to kill zombies. I'm not going to throw my life away for nothing. Tell Huang Jianshu to stop sending people over." Qian Gang swayed provocatively in his recliner and popped a crystal-clear grape into his mouth.

"Tsk, get up and see who I am." Seeing his attitude, Li Xuanzu stopped arguing and grabbed him by the collar, pulling him up from the recliner.

Qian Gang was initially quite assertive, but when he turned around and saw Li Xuanzu's face, his legs went weak. His parents, seeing their son being treated like this, also hurriedly got up, fearing that they would be next.

“I’m not an unreasonable person, but I don’t want to be reasonable right now, so I’ll give you two choices.” Li Xuanzu pulled Qian Gang over and stared intently into his eyes.

"First, continue to enjoy yourself, but you have to go back to work. Second, go to Old Huang's side and teach others how I dealt with zombies during the time I occupied your body. Third, die! You have five seconds to choose."

"What are you doing? My sister can..." Qian Gang panicked and was about to bring up Qian Li when Li Xuanzu interrupted him.

"Five, four..." The countdown has begun.

"I'll go to Kyoto! Fine, I'll go!" Qian Gang chose the easiest option without even thinking.

What a joke! Qian Li told him that teaching wasn't difficult, the students were all very quick to learn, and they could do their own things most of the time. Plus, lunch and dinner were provided, and I heard the food was very good.

As for why Qian Gang didn't go, he could have done nothing, so why did he insist on working?

Qian Li felt indebted to Li Xuanzu and wanted to help Huang Lao in any way she could, so she went.

The reason why Qian Gang didn't want Qian Li to leave his side was very simple: everything they enjoyed was ultimately given to them by Li Xuanzu and Qian Li. Since Li Xuanzu was not in the capital, he could only keep Qian Li firmly tied to himself.

But the approach was wrong from the start.

Qian Gang was indeed timid by nature. From childhood to adulthood, he was an invisible person in school and at work. No one respected him, and everyone could step on him. This shaped his complacent and unambitious nature.

He went out to work because he was forced to by life, but now he takes it for granted that this is what he deserves, without considering how Huang Lao or Qian Li view him.

And their biological mother was also someone he did for himself.

He was different from Qian Li. Qian Li's mother abandoned them not long after she could remember, and she had no idea what maternal love was.

Qian Gang had lived with his parents for at least five or six years, and even though his mother had a new family, he was still willing to help them.

Qian Gang's mentality was inherently distorted.

Such a person, possessing power, will only fall into two extremes. Unfortunately, unlike Qian Li, he did not become self-reliant.

He was away working and rarely spent time with Qian Li, but as Qian Li's only relative for over a decade, she developed an almost pathological dependence on him.

It's not that Qian Gang is controlling; he's just too sensitive.