Ms. Doctor Divine

The First Elder couldn’t conceal his disappointment, a sentiment that reverberated in his tone. He had refrained from explicitly instructing Kang Yan on many matters, assuming his son’s intelligence would lead him to comprehend their plans and objectives.

However, Kang Yan fell short of expectations, failing to grasp even the basic logic behind Ziluo’s actions. As a father, witnessing such shortcomings in his son left the First Elder deeply disappointed.

This failure made him question how Kang Yan could ever achieve significant feats. The First Elder sighed, lamenting the fact that his son couldn’t exhibit more magnanimity in the face of a minor matter involving a woman.

Looking at Kang Yan with disappointment, the First Elder shook his head. He pondered whether his son could truly understand the grander schemes at play.

Suddenly, a realization dawned upon Kang Yan as he met his father’s disappointed gaze. His understanding shifted. Was everything seen in such a light?

Reflecting on his father’s past encouragement to marry Ziluo, Kang Yan comprehended that his father had a more extensive plan in mind. His initial belief that marrying a suitable wife was solely about assistance now seemed shortsighted. His father did not intend to stand by Ziluo till the end.

Understanding his father’s perspective, Kang Yan no longer harbored grievances. He recognized the depth of his father’s considerations and realized why his father misunderstood him.

Promptly putting aside his personal discontent, Kang Yan spoke earnestly, “Father, I misjudged this situation. I failed to consider it thoroughly, only focusing on my own momentary unhappiness.”

“…”

“I’ll go and get Ziluo back immediately. I must complete the rest of the plan.”

“…”

“Don’t worry, Father,” Kang Yan said, eager to make amends for his earlier misjudgments.

The First Elder sighed in relief, the previous dissatisfaction and disappointment dissipating considerably. After all, Kang Yan was his son, and he found it hard to criticize him too severely.

Realizing that Kang Yan acknowledged his mistake and was willing to rectify it, the First Elder felt a sense of satisfaction. He nodded approvingly, “It’s good that you recognize what needs to be done. Everyone makes mistakes, especially at your age. How about this? Father will accompany you to Ziluo’s place.”

Kang Yan nodded, and the two of them headed together. Initially planning to personally approach the Clan Leader of True Martial Race, Kang Yan reconsidered and decided to entrust the matter to Ziluo, given the circumstances. With Ziluo’s return to the True Martial Race in a huff, it provided a legitimate reason for them to visit openly.

The First Elder was content with this plan.

As a result…

Upon Ziluo’s return to the True Martial Race, before she could express her grievances, the First Elder arrived promptly with Kang Yan in tow. Standing before the Clan Leader of True Martial Race and Ziluo, the First Elder presented Kang Yan and declared, “My son has been foolish, and I’ve brought him here to apologize.”

“…”

“Yan’er is still young and inexperienced. Regardless of any disagreements or disputes between them, Yan’er should yield. This blockhead insists on quarreling with Ziluo. Truly, he lacks wisdom.”

“…”

“I’ve already given him a piece of my mind earlier. Now, let him apologize in person.” The First Elder maintained a stern expression, not concealing his displeasure. It was evident that he was quite upset about the situation.