The Little Ancestor Teaches You How To Live-Chapter 830 Sea Ganoderma is a Must (2)

He had never considered this problem before, as he thought that with his financial resources, he could definitely find the medicinal herb.

But reality had slapped him in the face, and he was forced to consider a secondary plan.

"If this herb cannot be found, your grandson can only become a more challenging, slower cripple at most, unable to walk like a normal person."

Old Yang answered very straightforwardly.

It was already quite amazing that Lu Zhanyu could be treated to stand up.

As for walking like a normal person, just his medical skills were not enough.

Sea Ganoderma was an essential herb.

Old Yang added, "But being a cripple is pretty good too. If he keeps training, he can ensure that his muscles won’t degenerate."

"No way! As long as there’s a glimmer of hope, I must make Zhanyu stand up. He’s already worked so hard. If he knew this was the best he could do, how sad he would be?"

Grandpa Lu would never allow such a thing to happen

"Then you keep it up," Old Yang encouraged half-heartedly.

He didn’t care about Lu Zhanyu’s situation unless it involved Little Susu. Whether other people lived, died, or were disabled was not so important to him.

After talking with Grandpa Lu, Old Yang leisurely went to find Susu.

While Old Yang was talking to Grandpa Lu, Susu ran to Lu Zhanyu’s side.

Lu Zhanyu had been training for a long time and was clearly out of energy.

His hands resting on the parallel bars were starting to lose strength.

He wobbled, looking worryingly unstable.

Susu ran over and supported Lu Zhanyu.

"Don’t worry about me, I want to train a bit more." Lu Zhanyu didn’t see the person beside him and thought it was a house servant worried about him falling.

"Little brother, you can’t train anymore."

"Susu?"

Hearing the voice, Lu Zhanyu finally turned to look behind him, and what caught his eye was Susu’s serious little face.

"Little brother, it’s not good for you to train like this. Uncle Bai Huzi said that there’s a limit to how much you can train each day, too much is not good," Susu remembered Uncle Bai Huzi had said that too much exercise was bad.

"It’s okay, I’ve confirmed it with him. I can train for an extra twenty minutes a day," Lu Zhanyu had confirmed this before daring to do so.

"Little brother, don’t rush. You will get better! You don’t need to tire yourself like this," Susu said.

"No, Susu, I have my dedication. I don’t want to slack off. And I don’t feel tired; I feel quite good now," Lu Zhanyu explained.

He was now full of anticipation about his future life.

He couldn’t wait to start running.

Susu furrowed her little brow.

Worried.

What little brother said seemed reasonable.

But what Uncle Bai Huzi said should be correct.

Seeing Susu’s worried expression, Lu Zhanyu couldn’t help but laugh.

"Susu, I promise you, I will do these things within the confines of ensuring my safety and health, and if I really can’t take it, I’ll stop. Okay?" Lu Zhanyu added.

"Okay! Then alright! Little brother, you keep at it! I’ll be right beside you, and if you can’t go on, just tell me, and I’ll carry you to rest!"

Since little brother had put it that way, she would support him, being his solid backup!

"Good." Lu Zhanyu agreed with a smile.

Susu was really kind-hearted, caring, encouraging, and helping him in her own way.

Except for princess-carrying him out of the blue...