Little Liam Kou was different from other Kou family peers. He was sent away from the Kou family ancestral home when he was two or three years old. The reason was that his fate conflicted with the Kou family ancestral home and the Bijia Mountain where the ancestral tomb was located, so he grew up in the city center. However, he had a good relationship with his family and would return to the ancestral home during festivals. Even if there was a conflict, it would take time to process, as long as he didn't live there for a long time.
When Liam Kou was about seven years old, he returned to the Kou family ancestral home during the summer vacation. At a young age, he had made some achievements in Taoism. He was the most talented among the younger generation of Kou family descendants, so the Kou family loved him even more. After being warmly welcomed by the elders at home, he carried a peach wood sword and said to the elders in a serious manner: "Mom and Dad, uncles, aunts and sisters-in-law, Liam Kou is going to review the Taoism class."
Uncle Kou, who was still very young and unmarried at the time, rubbed his hands and said with a shy face: "Can I teach little Liam Kou?"
"No." Little Liam Kou refused straightforwardly. Although Uncle Kou's Taoist skills were the best among the Kou family, his character was really unacceptable. "Last time, Uncle wanted to teach me, but he took me to the town for a stroll, forgot about me in the town, and ran home to sleep."
Uncle Kou was exposed, and he smiled at the Kou family with embarrassment: "I just chatted with my friends and then I forgot about it."
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