The young scholarly attendant grumbled and complained to Liu Qingfeng the entire time. Liu Qingfeng never talked back, and he definitely didn't use his position as a county magistrate to scold the young scholarly attendant either. The two of them were still soaking wet when the ox-drawn carriage arrived near the Lion Garden, and it wasn't long before they saw the Lion Garden's silhouette after passing the stone cliff and the old trees. The young scholarly attendant immediately calmed down after seeing this. He had grown up in this place, and he liked his childhood friend, Zhao Ya, quite a lot...0

Liu Qingfeng belonged to the Qing generation in the Liu Clan, and he was one of Assistant Minister Liu's five children. From the eldest child to the youngest child, the last characters of their names were Feng, Ya, Shan, Qing, and Yu, respectively.0

After changing into a set of new clothes, Liu Qingfeng immediately hurried off to visit his younger brother's study. The young scholarly attendant had informed him that Assistant Minister Liu was already waiting for him there.0

The father and his two sons sat facing each other.0

Liu Jingting felt like a huge load had been lifted from his shoulders when he saw Liu Qingfeng. In fact, his sense of relief was no lesser than when he had personally witnessed the great demon being subdued and captured.0

There was one thing that others wouldn't be able to fathom, regardless of whether it was Chen Ping'an, Liu Boqi, or any other esteemed immortal from outside the Lion Garden's Liu Clan. In fact, the large majority of people in the Lion Garden were oblivious to this fact as well. That was, the true backbone of the Lion Garden wasn't Liu Jingting. Rather, it was actually Liu Qingfeng, someone with a mediocre official rank and seemingly ordinary scholarly talent.0

Back then, Liu Boqi had spied on the three people drinking and chatting with each other, yet most of her attention had been focused on Liu Qingshan. Thus,...0