"Holy hell, your name's Su Song too?"
Actually, when it comes to managing clans,
unless you're a branch that moved out, folks usually won't name their kids after their ancestors.
But nowadays, with all those modern ideas flying around, clan customs are getting pretty fringe, and most people don't even know their ancestors' names anymore.
So when picking names, it's pretty common to run into names that are exactly like your ancestor's.
For example, Xu Yun's branch of the Xu Family had an ancestor named Xu Hui, a fairly generic, nothing-special kind of name.
And so, at some ancestor-worship ceremony a few years back, Xu Yun saw three clan members named Xu Hui standing together on the stage...
So, after the initial surprise,
Su Hua quickly accepted Old Su's identity.
After all, the Su Family in Tong'an only has the main Su Song line—very "pure" bloodline.
Plus, the guy showed up right in front of Old Su's grave at this exact time, so it's pretty obvious he's legit clan.
