However, Zhou Ruoxi had no grand ambitions for her son.
In Zhou Ruoxi's eyes, it was enough for her son to grow up healthy, get married, have children of his own, and live a happy life.
Soon, Xiao Mo was ten months old.
Not only could Xiao Mo stand steadily on his own, but he could also take a few steps, though he tended to tumble to the ground easily.
At first, every time Xiao Mo fell, Zhou Ruoxi would grow incredibly tense.
But Zhou Ruoxi knew that every child stumbles and falls.
Fall more when you're young, and you'll fall less when you're older.
In the end, Zhou Ruoxi forced herself to be "cruel" and simply stayed close by, letting him walk slowly on his own.
In truth, Zhou Ruoxi didn't want her son to learn to walk so quickly.
Because in the Qin Kingdom, it wasn't necessarily a good thing for a child to walk early.
So, she would usually hold Xiao Mo in her arms, not letting him walk on the ground constantly.
