The Ultimate Bad Boy.

Summary

In a conversation between the Second Young Lady and her family, she expresses her desire to help manage the family business at the age of 14, feeling guilty for her previous lack of involvement. Su Ming supports her, arguing that engaging in business will aid her development, while Lin Fu Ren, her mother, initially hesitates, concerned about her growth. Su Ming reassures them that work won't hinder her physical growth and emphasizes the importance of nurturing her intelligence. He explains the concept of multidimensional thinking using a cube as an example, highlighting the difference between two-dimensional and three-dimensional thought processes. The Eldest Young Lady realizes the value of this approach and agrees to let her sister participate in business to foster her growth.

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