After Su He found out, she called a meeting with her family and told them about it.

Grandma Su wasn't too surprised when she found out, since she had spent the most time taking care of the children and had already guessed it, but she was very happy.

"That's wonderful! Xiao Xi is just like He Ya. She's so strong at such a young age. She'll definitely amount to something in the future!"

The rest of the family was also pleasantly surprised when they found out, since they all knew that Su He was able to become a police officer because of her strength.

But what elders expect of their children is never that they will be outstanding, but at least that they can protect themselves and not be easily bullied. Moreover, this era is actually quite harsh on women.

Clearly, even Lin Jingyan breathed a sigh of relief after learning that she had inherited Su He's great strength.

Su He was a little worried, "She's still so young and can't control her strength. She hurt Dad unintentionally. It will probably be even more difficult to take care of her in the future!"

When Grandma Su heard this, she simply waved her hand and said, "It's alright, I know this well. I raised you when you were little, so I know how to raise you."

Su He asked curiously, "Did I hurt someone when I was a child?"

"It will definitely happen at first. You were young and didn't understand, so I taught you slowly. You listened and you got it after a few times."

However, although you don't hurt people much anymore, you still hurt other things. You've broken several of the benches your grandfather made.

Later, you started learning kung fu from Master Qingyun, and you were able to control your strength. After that, you never hurt anyone or anything again.

Su He frowned upon hearing this, feeling that it was somewhat difficult.

Seeing this, Lin Jingyan comforted her, "It's alright, don't worry. There are so many of us, we can take good care of her."

"Yeah yeah!"

Lin's mother chimed in, "The child is still young. Even if she hurts someone, it's unintentional. We'll teach her slowly, and she'll be fine when she's old enough to understand."

Don't worry, my aunt and I will take care of her from now on. She's still young and not very strong, she won't hurt anyone.

It seems this is the only way.

Back in her room, Su He was still a little worried. Seeing this, Lin Jingyan comforted her, "Don't worry, I'm actually very happy that Xiao Xi inherited your strength. That way, no one will be able to bully her easily in the future."

Seeing this, Su He sighed again, "Why is it that only Xiao Xi inherited it? Neither of my two sons did. Does that mean my strength is passed down to daughters and not sons?"

Lin Jingyan chuckled upon hearing this, "I don't know, how about we try having another daughter?"

Su He rolled her eyes at him. He'd already had a tubal ligation, so why bother having more children? He might as well look after his grandchildren later.

However, after Lin Jingyan interrupted her, Su He wasn't so worried anymore. She was just a little concerned about what the two children should eat next.

Su He didn't have much milk to begin with, so both children could only drink formula. Now that her daughter has such a big appetite, the formula she prepared is definitely not enough, and she doesn't know how much longer it will last.

Seeing this, Lin Jingyan comforted him, "Don't worry, leave it to me. My master should have a solution. If not, I'll ask other people in the unit."

Su He nodded, "I'll go to my workplace and ask around. They need to eat this for at least six months before introducing complementary foods."

"good."

In fact, they had already prepared a lot of milk powder, especially Lin's parents, who mobilized relatives and friends to help prepare it. However, recently, the second sister, Lin Jinghong, also became pregnant, and the sister-in-law, Shu Qing, who was stationed in the military on an island, also became pregnant with her second child.

Therefore, Lin's mother also had to prepare some for them.

So Su He had to figure out a solution on her own.