But she never expected that after she became a grandmother and maternal grandmother, Li Song would shamelessly come knocking on her door again.

He wanted to get a paternity test done with Jinlong and Yufeng.

The children were not at home. Chunhua sat under a tree outside the gate, enjoying the cool shade. She leisurely fanned herself with a palm leaf fan, not sparing Li Song a single glance.

"What are you doing? Didn't you say back then that you couldn't have children!"

The neighbors burst out laughing.

Li Song's face flushed red, then turned pale, then red again, and after a long while, she gritted her teeth and said, "I've been lied to. I can have children..."

When he was fifty, he married a woman from another region, and a few months later, she became pregnant.

In a fit of anger, Li Song believed that the woman had cheated on him and wanted to drive her away.

Unexpectedly, this woman was no pushover; she secretly gave birth to the child and had a paternity test done with Li Song.

The child's kinship with Lee Song indicates a father-son relationship!

Li Song never expected to have a child of his own in this lifetime. In his alternating moments of sorrow and joy, all his property was taken away by the woman.

He abandoned the child!

But as Li Song cared for the child, he suddenly discovered that the child couldn't even lift his head!

An older bachelor raising a child with cerebral palsy was having a really tough time, and he couldn't help but think of the bright and clever twins Chunhua had given him.

Thinking back, Chunhua really had no contact with any other men besides him.

Therefore, Chun Jinlong and Chun Yufeng are their own offspring!

Thinking of this, Li Song's heart, which had been mostly dead, suddenly came back to life!

After thinking about it for a long time, he came.

However, he didn't even get to see Chun Jinlong and Chun Yufeng!

He was also humiliated by Chunhua's insults.

Li Song later went to the place where Chun Jinlong and Chun Yufeng worked and tried to intercept them.

I've also gone to the places where my grandson and granddaughter go to school to wait for the children.

But before he could even say a word to the child, he was abducted by a burly man who suddenly appeared.

Li Song touched his bleeding lip, thought about what the burly man had said, sighed deeply, and limped home.

That's enough, that's enough!

Her son with cerebral palsy is waiting for her to come home and feed him.

Life goes on.

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This is my first book in the true sense. I started writing it in the summer of 2023, and today is the first day of the summer of 2024.

Actually, my initial idea was to write a story about a young man from the countryside who became rich.

But as I wrote, Li Xiangdong became rich, and his fate seemed to be out of my control.

If it were about the leisurely rural life after becoming rich, it could easily fill a thousand chapters. However, after Li Xiangdong acquired more resources, a certain gene in his body was activated.

Zhang Zai said, "To establish a heart for Heaven and Earth, to establish a destiny for the people, to continue the lost learning of the past sages, and to usher in an era of peace for all generations."

Du Fu wrote, "How can I obtain thousands of mansions to shelter all the poor scholars of the world and make them smile?"

Lu You wrote, "When the royal army has pacified the Central Plains, do not forget to tell your father at the family sacrifice."

Lin Zexu said, "If it benefits the country, I will risk my life; how can I avoid it because of personal fortune or misfortune?"

The instructor said, "With confidence, one can live for two hundred years and brave the waves for three thousand miles."

For reasons unknown, after gaining money and a certain status, Li Xiangdong always wanted to do more for the country and its people.

This is Li Xiangdong's obsession, and perhaps it is also the author's obsession.

Because of this obsession, the second half of the book went a bit astray.

Having detached themselves from rural life, their perspective is too lofty.

Of course, this may also be due to the author's insufficient ability to control the plot.

However, I think that apart from the currently popular "respecting the fate of others and putting aside the desire to help others," what we Chinese people have never lacked is people who take the world as their responsibility.

When poor, one should cultivate one's own virtue; when successful, one should benefit all under heaven.

When one is in a high position at court, one should worry about the people; when one is in a remote place, one should worry about the ruler.

Perhaps this innate sense of responsibility and mission is the most fundamental reason why Chinese civilization has been passed down from generation to generation and continued to this day!

Thank you again to my readers!

Love you all!

Thank you for being with me for over 300 days!

See you in the next book!