Su Xiaowan laughed at the words and said, "My second cousin has indeed grown a lot, but I think it's a good thing. The system in Kyoto needs to change. Otherwise, it traps people, and they can't go anywhere."
"Although I feel uneasy leaving the business in someone else's hands, sometimes you have to let go of control. We make money for a better life, not to become donkeys grinding away at the mill."
Before Su Xiaowan had finished, her eldest cousin, Song Yongyu, burst into laughter. Su Xiaowan glared at her and said, "Don't laugh. What I said may be crudely put, but it's true. We have money to improve our quality of life. Money should serve us; we shouldn't turn that upside down and serve money instead, right?"
Upon hearing this, Wu Yuming paused, then spoke solemnly, "Xiao Wan, what you said makes sense. We definitely can't get things backward. When I get back, I'll give it some serious thought."
