Chapter 1515 - 1514: The Eldest Young Master Has Returned

Chapter 1515: Chapter 1514: The Eldest Young Master Has Returned

But, that being said, the elders of the Li Family have indeed shown remarkable persistence. They not only insisted on staying with the Li Family themselves but also ensured that their descendants remained, conveying a strong sense of legacy.

However, upon reflection, it was indeed like this in the past. The family’s servants were generally those left by previous generations, serving the same family across generations.

In the eyes of children from large families, such families have impeccably clean backgrounds, making them worthy of being trusted and heavily utilized.

A certain vice instructor, somewhat puzzled, said, "Isn’t this place a bit remote? Is it inconvenient for you all to live here?"

The young man scratched his head and said, "Of course, there are inconveniences, but you get used to it. After all, we’ve lived here since childhood and there’s not much to be picky about."

Living here without paying or contributing but then complaining about its remoteness would indeed be ungrateful of them.

Moreover...

The education they received since childhood was to be loyal to the Li Family, loyal to direct descendants. Such words are deeply ingrained, unable to be easily changed or replaced.

Li Yan was thoughtful and did not respond.

Originally, he thought that people with such loyalty to the Li Family had vanished long ago. But unexpectedly, there were still such devoted people, and not just one family. Encountering them now evoked a sense of nostalgia in him.

Li Yan was inexplicably at a loss for words as if there was a fishbone stuck in his throat—a feeling he couldn’t quite articulate...

As if everything beautiful had been destroyed.

Who said Li Yan didn’t long for family harmony? It’s just that he couldn’t look forward to it.

"Is the Eldest Young Master back..." A voice accompanied by a series of coughs came from the stairs, followed by hurried steps.

The young man was startled, quickly moving forward to support her, saying, "Mom, why did you come downstairs..."

A woman in her forties or fifties, appearing slightly haggard, took three steps and turned them into two, walking directly up to Li Yan. She knelt down, saying, "Greetings, Eldest Young Master. I am the housekeeper of this residence, you may call me Mother Liu."

This...

She kneeled...

Li Yan was taken aback, quickly stepping aside to help Mother Liu up, saying, "Please, don’t do this..."

Growing up in the Academy, the Devil King was taught the belief that everyone is equal.

He had never encountered such situations where people would kneel at the slightest provocation.

Mother Liu’s eyes reddened and she said, "It’s necessary, it’s necessary... My life was saved by your father. A bow is nothing; the descendants of the Li Family can certainly bear it..."

Li Yan was slightly stunned and said, "My father, Li Quan?"

Mother Liu sniffed and said, "Yes, it was the Eldest Young Master Li Quan. No, now it should be Little Master."

Now with Li Yan in the family, their generation has risen by one. The Family Head is now the Senior Old Master, and as for Li Quan, he should be called Little Master.

Li Yan supported Mother Liu and said, "It doesn’t matter what you call me, please stand up first."

Kneeling at the drop of a hat was something even Li Yan found overwhelming.

He quickly supported Mother Liu, fearing she might catch cold on the ground.

This time, Mother Liu did not refuse but instead complied and stood up, saying, "Eldest Young Master... you truly resemble Little Master Li Quan, almost as if you were carved from the same mold..."

Li Yan hadn’t heard such comments before; perhaps no one dared to speak so freely about Li Quan in the Li Family.

Li Yan, curious, asked, "Earlier, you mentioned my father saved you? What happened then?"