Lu Keke wanted to improve, so Lu An naturally had to satisfy him. However, Lu An had already made it clear to Lu Keke that since he was the one who requested to learn, he had to persevere no matter how hard it was and not give up halfway.
Lu Keke had always been very smart. As long as he wanted to learn, he would be able to learn it very quickly. For example, reciting ancient poems. The teacher's requirement was to memorize one poem a week, but Lu Keke felt that the difficulty was too low and requested to memorize one poem a day. Children at this age had good memories, so he memorized one poem a day. He only roughly knew the meaning of each ancient poem.
Jin Nian had always felt that knowledge and happiness could be delayed and could not be obtained quickly. In the future, when Lu Keke also had the experience of poets, he would probably understand the deep meaning of those ancient poems. He would be able to express her emotions and not have an empty mind.
