Jiang Zhi, who was not loved by his father, grew up under the careful and apologetic attitude of his mother. Her mother became sober after Jiang Zhi was born, and since then she is no longer obsessed with the person who will never look at her.
However, her status and pride did not allow her to leave the Jiang Mansion, so she devoted her love to her son Jiang Zhi, and gradually cultivated Jiang Zhi into a gentle and courageous young master.
Jiang Zhi has also understood the difference from his elder brother since he was a child: no matter how well he does, he will never get a compliment from Jiang Yinquan, but his mother's loving eyes will wrap him up and warm him up.
"This kind of life is not bad," Jiang Zhi often thought. However, the image of the good life was shattered after his mother was poisoned. With his hypocritical concubine, his cold father, and his eldest brother, life suddenly became difficult. Jiang Zhi no longer had a foothold in Jiang's house, so he packed up his things and returned to the place where his mother left him. On the road, he met a strange man who was seriously injured. Jiang Zhi rescued the man with the idea of doing good deeds every day. Who ever wanted to save was a little wolf.
Mu Zhimu (Xiaolang's real wolf): "The author said something bad about me again. I'm obviously just a cute Xiu Gou." Then he stretched out his hand to rub Jiang Zhi's waist and gave him a big smile.
Jiang Zhi: "Ah, yes, yes, yes."
Intention: Mutual warmth and two-way redemption