After hearing my inner thoughts, the ancestors in the Dream of the Red Chamber went berserk.

Chapter 168 Daily Requirements

[Tsk tsk tsk, but it was so satisfying to watch Grandma berate people back then, my second uncle almost knelt down and begged her.]

The entire Jia family was thrown into chaos because Baoyu was beaten.

Jia Daishan frowned, in a bad mood. This was too chaotic. Was there no one in this family who could manage the household?

Grandmother Jia felt like she was going crazy. Would she become so confused in a few years?

Jia Jing and the others dared not speak. Although their father had become much gentler now, he was not someone to be trifled with, especially since they were all in a bad mood.

The younger generation doesn't have this worry; they chat happily in quiet hushed tones.

Jia Zhen whispered:

"Little brother, this younger brother seems like he'll be disobedient in the future."

Jia Zhu pouted.

"That's right, they were so happy before, but now their grandparents are unhappy."

Jia Zhen said with distress:

"What about the younger brother? We don't have a younger brother yet, and we can't educate him."

Jia Zhu's eyes lit up.

"No need for that. I'll tell my mother not to have a younger brother."

Jia Zhen thought for a moment,

"Fine, I don't want any more brothers. Look, my brothers are all disobedient."

Jia Jing, who was standing nearby, overheard this and was both amused and exasperated. His son was so self-righteous that he had completely forgotten that he, too, was being watched by Hu'er.

Seeing that his younger brother couldn't lift up, Jia She patted Jia Zheng on the shoulder, thinking, "So the whole family is no good."

When Jia Daihua saw that Jia Hu had stopped talking and the atmosphere had become a bit tense, he knew that no one was in the mood to play anymore, and it was getting late, so it was better to just call it a night.

"I think it's getting late, everyone should go home."

After saying that, he looked at Jia Zhu and smiled, "Zhu'er, what are your requirements for tomorrow?"

Jia Zhu had already thought it through.

"I'm taking my older brothers out to play tomorrow."

Jia Daihua nodded.

“Okay, I’ll pick you and your older brother up after the morning court session tomorrow.”

Grandmother Jia also composed herself and smiled:

"What do you want to do about Grandma's request?"

Jia Zhu laughed and said:

"Grandma is preparing dinner for tomorrow night."

Grandmother Jia smiled and said:

"You little rascal, why do you love attending banquets so much?"

Jia wanted everyone to be together; it would be so lively.

Seeing that Jia Zhu insisted, and knowing it wasn't a big deal, Grandmother Jia smiled and said, "Alright, then let's invite my elder brother, nephew, and niece-in-law to our place tomorrow for the banquet."

Jia Jing and Li Shi immediately laughed:

"It's an honor for us."

Grandmother Jia waved her hand and smiled:

"There's no need for such formalities among family. I just don't know when this southern tour will begin."

If we're preparing for a month or two, we might as well just tear down the wall in the middle, saving everyone the trouble of running back and forth.

Grandmother Jia's joking remark made everyone laugh.

Only the children were eager to try it out, saying, "It's good that it's been dismantled; it will be much more convenient in the future."

Jia Zhu asked Jia Hu:

"Brother, what do you think about changing my request for tomorrow to tearing down the wall?"

"Not good at all, I think you just want to get beaten up!"

Jia Hu looked at his two younger brothers and thought, "How could they possibly tear down the wall?"

I need to speak up, otherwise if tomorrow's demand is to tear down the wall, I might not want to tear down anything the day after.

What kind of family is this?! They can't withstand them tearing their house down like this.

Jia Zhu and Jia Zhen both looked at Jia Hu and launched an attack of cuteness, their big, watery eyes fixed on him.

"Please, please, my dearest brother~"

Jia Hu's face was cold and indifferent. "No."

Alright then, the two knew that if their older brother disagreed, they absolutely couldn't do it, so they could only obediently comply.