Clan Rise: Starting as a Grandfather

Chongshan Town.

Yu Qingyi returned, and amidst his busy schedule, Yang Zhenshan managed to steal some leisure time, not attending to his official duties for two days and staying warm at home with Yu Qingyi.

A brief separation is better than a new marriage, the more than two months of separation had made Yang Zhenshan miss his wife dearly.

Although they were now an old married couple and their affection had grown steady, it doesn’t mean that passion needs to be fiery all the time. Instead, separation makes one incessantly think of the other, feeling uneasy and always sensing that something is missing by their side.

Previously when Yang Zhenshan went to war, he did not have such thoughts, as he really didn’t have the energy to think about home affairs during those times.

However, it was this trip to the Capital City by Yu Qingyi that deeply moved Yang Zhenshan.

Perhaps it was because of the serenity or perhaps due to habits developed over the years, anyhow, Yang Zhenshan felt uncomfortable with Yu Qingyi not being home.

After resting at home for two days, Yang Zhenshan quickly immersed himself into the heavy duties of official business.

There were many complicated matters, requiring his attention one by one.

Da Rong was also not very peaceful, not to mention, far off was Beiyuan Town.

Since the Wuliang army was annihilated at Guanshan Pass, the conflicts between Beiyuan Town and the Wuliang Hu Clan had intensified. Beiyuan Town even took the initiative several times to go beyond the pass, wiping out dozens of small Wuliang Hu Clan settlements.