The Great Idle Person of the Zhenguan Era.

Summary

Li Su's feelings towards his birth mother were complex, with a mix of curiosity and unfamiliarity. After learning about her burial site, he visited her tomb, which was strangely located 10 miles away from the village. The tomb had a stone monument and two small stone horses, which was unusual for a commoner's grave. Li Su's father, Li Dao Zheng, must have placed the stone horses, despite knowing it was against the rules. Li Su wondered about his mother's past and why she was buried in such a desolate area. He had many unanswered questions and decided to wait for his father to reveal the truth. Meanwhile, Li Su continued working at the Fire Bureau, enjoying the respect of his colleagues and the tolerance of his superiors, particularly Xu Jingzong, who knew how to make people feel good. Li Su preferred dealing with Xu Jingzong, who was more pleasant than the strict Yang Yan. Despite knowing Xu Jingzong's opportunistic nature, Li Su enjoyed chatting with him.

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