On the eve of the Lunar New Year, Li Zhenhua and his youngest son spent the holiday together in low spirits, neither of them showing much joy.

Li Wei will be reporting to the military shortly after the New Year.

He harbored resentment towards his father because he didn't want to join the army.

Li Zhenhua never expected that all his hard work and consideration for the mother and son would be met with no appreciation from anyone. One can imagine how he felt.

The aunt went home for the Chinese New Year, and the father and son couldn't even put together a decent New Year's Eve dinner.

In the end, the guard went to the army canteen and specially brought back a few dishes.

After such an event, very few people came to visit the Li family on the first day of the Lunar New Year.

Some people are driven by self-interest and avoid harm, while most who are not driven by self-interest feel disgusted by what Yu Huimin did.

It was a huge blow to Li Zhenhua that he had been treated so coldly while he was still in office and had not yet retired.

His proudest achievement has always been his work.

But now, it seems that even his work has been tainted by his wife's actions.

At this point, Li Zhenhua finally began to regret his actions.

He began to think about his eldest son and grandson who lived far away.

Since Yu Huimin was able to do those things, could it be that she also played a part in the gradual estrangement between him and his eldest son over the years?

He's not stupid; he just didn't think or doubt much before.

He was thinking that if his relationship with his eldest son hadn't been so strained, and if his family were still in Beijing, their home wouldn't be so desolate now.

Unfortunately, there's no medicine for regret in this world.

People always have to pay the price for the choices they've made and the mistakes they've committed.