Sang Que briefly narrated the events of Wangshan City to her mom, mentioning the part when Yin Child backstabbed and injured her in just a few words, focusing instead on what happened when she woke up and reached Jinzhou's Jinfeng Mountain bandit lair.
Sang Wan understood Sang Que's intentions and didn't point it out. The process didn't matter; what mattered was the result—the result was Sang Que was indeed happily in front of her, and that was enough.
Constantly worrying and regretting over things that have already happened is the most useless internal consumption; they should always look forward.
After hearing about Sang Que's experiences, Sang Wan spoke, "I have about a month here, not too urgent. Right now, what's more important are your matters. You said you want to build your own power. Is there a specific plan yet?"
Sang Que just knew her mom wouldn't question her or call her dreams unrealistic but instead offer practical guidance from the very start.
