At this moment, in Beijing, in Mr. Li's study.
Mr. Li frowned as he sized up his family's proudest grandson in front of him.
Tall, with clear and handsome features, and a resolute gaze, he lived up to the "Scholar-General" title everyone gave him.
Mr. Li had married two wives in his life. His first wife passed away early, leaving him only a daughter, while his current wife bore him two sons.
However, both sons turned out to be disappointing.
There was no other way; Mr. Li had to focus on nurturing his grandson.
Fortunately, although his eldest son was incompetent, the grandson he fathered, Li Tingxuan, was a prodigy.
Among the entire Li Family, if anyone were to ask who Mr. Li adored the most and on whom he spent the most effort to cultivate, it would naturally be his eldest grandson, Li Tingxuan.
From a young age, Li Tingxuan was very close to his grandfather and had always grown up according to his plans, methodically doing things.
