"Now I have Sanlang’s child in my belly. For the sake of the child, for the sake of my family, I will find a way to survive."
"Also, so sacrifices are aningless. Not everything is considered dying for the country, and not everyone qualifies as a hero."
"If there cos a ti when I must sacrifice, I will not hesitate to give my life, but my sacrifice must be aningful."
Yun Jiao looked calmly at Liu Lang, "If there cos a ti when I must sacrifice, I will not hesitate to give my life, but my sacrifice must be aningful."
If killing Wanyan Zhang would save these hundred thousand people, then Yun Jiao is willing to do it.
If killing Wanyan Zhang would restore Great Chu to its forr glory, then Yun Jiao would not hesitate to sacrifice her life.
However, killing Wanyan Zhang wouldn’t change any of that.
Even if it were necessary to kill Wanyan Zhang, now is not the ti. Yun Jiao already has a detailed plan in mind; it’s just that there’s no need to tell anyone.
At this mont, Gu Chuan ca over, grabbed Yun Jiao’s hand, and looked at Liu Lang with dissatisfaction.
These two brothers who used to be so close that they could almost wear the sa pair of pants, now had a rift for the first ti.
Mrs. Chen beca increasingly anxious and began hitting Liu Lang in a frenzy, "I’ll teach you to talk nonsense, I’ll teach you to talk nonsense!"
Yun Jiao sighed, too tired to persuade, having told stories for half the day.
Uncle was cooking next to them, and Granny Tian had sohow pulled so wild vegetables, washed them, and put them into the pot.
Yun Jiao took a small packet of salt from her purse and handed it to her father.
Without salt, people beco weak. Fortunately, she had prepared so salt in the dicine storehouse ahead of ti.
During the al, Gu Chuan saw Liu Lang using a piece of leaf to wrap his rice, couldn’t help but snort, "Aren’t you going to be a hero? Then don’t eat the rice my sister prepared."
"From now on, get your own rice, eat your own al."
Mrs. Chen wanted to say sothing but held back.
Liu Lang pursed his lips, a bit aggrieved, looking like he was about to cry.
Gu Yuheng sighed, "Enough, he’s still a child." Although he was displeased with Liu Lang’s words earlier, what else could he do? Liu Lang was Jiao Jiao’s little brother-in-law, and with Youzhi not around, Jiao Jiao had the responsibility to take care of them.
It’s not possible to deny a child food just because they said sothing inappropriate.
Mrs. Chen also frowned, "Xiao Chuan is right, don’t give him any food, nor even leave him a grain of rice. Let him go hungry for a few days, then he will understand what a hero is, what living ans!"
Mrs. Chen now regrets, having protected Liu Lang and San Ya too well all this ti.
They should have moved out of the Duke Mansion and let these fatherless children suffer so they would understand that in this world, forget about being heroes, even maintaining your own and family’s security is difficult.
Lady Wu glanced at Liu Lang, "I think this thod isn’t bad!"
Liu Lang felt even more aggrieved, his eyes welled with tears.
Yun Jiao sighed and beckoned to Liu Lang, who ca over, standing with his head down in front of her.
Only then did Yun Jiao realize that thirteen-year-old Liu Lang had already grown quite tall.
She gestured for Liu Lang to sit down and patiently said, "Your earlier thoughts weren’t necessarily wrong."
"Every nation and people need heroes, which is also a symbol of national spirit."
"However, in my view, only those who do aningful things for their country and nation deserve to be called heroes."
"Moreover, whether or not to choose to be a hero is your business. You can’t force others into heroism, everyone has their own choices, understand?"
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