The three older children all restrained their thoughts and went to cut grass with baskets on their backs.
Li Yunqiang didn't go to work either, sitting idly in the office. Life had improved, but the harmony at home could never return to what it was before.
By evening, the three kids returned home listlessly. They had met their quota for grass cutting today, yet they were still very uneasy.
After all, Li Yunqiang rarely scolded or hit the kids before because he was the youngest in his family growing up. In that environment, he was quite pampered and never punished.
So he was reluctant to scold or hit the children, but after realizing how the three had turned out, he started questioning whether his approach to parenting was flawed.
Nobody spoke at the dinner table, and the previous atmosphere of happiness was no longer there.
Xiang Dong felt it was too oppressive, and it couldn't continue like this at home. However, he felt powerless, as it was an issue between their parents.
