"Majority rules" is a principle familiar to many people and often accepted by default. In cases of disagreeing opinions regarding collective actions, decisions are mostly made according to this principle, which applies to various groups, including families.
For instance, when it comes to having dumplings for dinner, Li Peifeng, who considers himself the "head of the family," casts a dissenting vote, but the other three are in favor, so he has to agree as well.
The entire day passed in a hurry, everyone busy in their own rooms, and lunch wasn't eaten together either. Instead, everyone just snacked on some junk food and fruit individually, leaving more anticipation and stomach space for the dumplings at dinner that evening.
Li Peifeng originally planned to go down to prepare the dough around four in the afternoon, but received a WeChat message from his beloved mentor Zhao Qingge just after three.
Three words, strong and forceful...
"Make dumplings!"
What impatience!
