After moving, everything progressed very smoothly.
After using the money they had to set things up, Ikoma and Chu Ying were also properly arranged and sent to the academy for schooling.
Regarding Lin Yu's arrangement, although Chu Ying and Ikoma were not very willing, under the pressure from Lin Yu, Huizi, and others, they still had to obediently go to school.
Huizi and Kami had actually had this intention before, as the profession of steam artisans, in today's world, could be considered an iron rice bowl.
If they hadn't lacked money at the time, they would have sent all three to the academy together long ago.
However, on Lin Yu's side, when planning his own future, he encountered a slight obstacle with Huizi and Kami.
"Lin Yu, our family can now support ourselves with a small business every day. Why don't you go to the academy with Ikoma and the others when you have this opportunity?"
"That's right, Lin Yu. You let Ikoma and the others go, but you refuse to go yourself. This is clearly a good thing. The path of a samurai is really not that easy to walk..."
Lin Yu's heart was filled with helplessness as he looked at Huizi and Kami, sitting in front of him with serious expressions, earnestly trying to persuade him.
This couple, who had always treated him like their own child, began a long-winded lecture mode when they learned that Lin Yu refused to go to the academy.
They constantly tried to persuade him to go to school and learn about steam mechanics.
In their eyes, Lin Yu's talent and strength in swordsmanship were very strong, but they did not want him to take a path that required dangerous fighting.
steam artisans did not have the same good treatment as samurai, but they were safer.
No elder wishes for their child to constantly be in danger.
Moreover, while the status of a samurai was indeed very good, if there was any danger or a Kabane attack, samurai had to be on the front lines.
How dangerous Kabane were was naturally self-evident.
The thought of Lin Yu potentially having to fight Kabane in the future filled them with a million objections.
Furthermore, even if Lin Yu had talent, becoming a samurai under a ruling class like the Fujiwara Family was not an easy task.
In this era, all samurai serving the main family were generally selected from retainers or subordinate relatives, which ensured maximum loyalty to the main family.
Otherwise, they would select talented orphans from a young age; for someone like Lin Yu, there was almost no hope.
Kami's earlier remark that Lin Yu might become a Fujiwara Family samurai was merely to avoid dampening his enthusiasm.
However, what these two thought was completely different from what Lin Yu had in mind.
After moving, everything progressed very smoothly.
After using the money they had to set things up, Ikoma and Chu Ying were also properly arranged and sent to the academy for schooling.
Regarding Lin Yu's arrangement, although Chu Ying and Ikoma were not very willing, under the pressure from Lin Yu, Huizi, and others, they still had to obediently go to school.
Huizi and Kami had actually had this intention before, as the profession of steam artisans, in today's world, could be considered an iron rice bowl.
If they hadn't lacked money at the time, they would have sent all three to the academy together long ago.
However, on Lin Yu's side, when planning his own future, he encountered a slight obstacle with Huizi and Kami.
"Lin Yu, our family can now support ourselves with a small business every day. Why don't you go to the academy with Ikoma and the others when you have this opportunity?"
"That's right, Lin Yu. You let Ikoma and the others go, but you refuse to go yourself. This is clearly a good thing. The path of a samurai is really not that easy to walk..."
Lin Yu's heart was filled with helplessness as he looked at Huizi and Kami, sitting in front of him with serious expressions, earnestly trying to persuade him.
This couple, who had always treated him like their own child, began a long-winded lecture mode when they learned that Lin Yu refused to go to the academy.
They constantly tried to persuade him to go to school and learn about steam mechanics.
In their eyes, Lin Yu's talent and strength in swordsmanship were very strong, but they did not want him to take a path that required dangerous fighting.
steam artisans did not have the same good treatment as samurai, but they were safer.
No elder wishes for their child to constantly be in danger.
Moreover, while the status of a samurai was indeed very good, if there was any danger or a Kabane attack, samurai had to be on the front lines.
The thought of Lin Yu potentially having to fight Kabane in the future filled them with a million objections.
Furthermore, even if Lin Yu had talent, becoming a samurai under a ruling class like the Fujiwara Family was not an easy task.
In this era, all samurai serving the main family were generally selected from retainers or subordinate relatives, which ensured maximum loyalty to the main family.
Otherwise, they would select talented orphans from a young age; for someone like Lin Yu, there was almost no hope.
Kami's earlier remark that Lin Yu might become a Fujiwara Family samurai was merely to avoid dampening his enthusiasm.
However, what these two thought was completely different from what Lin Yu had in mind.
After moving, everything progressed very smoothly.
After using the money they had to set things up, Ikoma and Chu Ying were also properly arranged and sent to the academy for schooling.
Regarding Lin Yu's arrangement, although Chu Ying and Ikoma were not very willing, under the pressure from Lin Yu, Huizi, and others, they still had to obediently go to school.
Huizi and Kami had actually had this intention before, as the profession of steam artisans, in today's world, could be considered an iron rice bowl.
If they hadn't lacked money at the time, they would have sent all three to the academy together long ago.
However, on Lin Yu's side, when planning his own future, he encountered a slight obstacle with Huizi and Kami.
"Lin Yu, our family can now support ourselves with a small business every day. Why don't you go to the academy with Ikoma and the others when you have this opportunity?"
"That's right, Lin Yu. You let Ikoma and the others go, but you refuse to go yourself. This is clearly a good thing. The path of a samurai is really not that easy to walk..."
Lin Yu's heart was filled with helplessness as he looked at Huizi and Kami, sitting in front of him with serious expressions, earnestly trying to persuade him.
This couple, who had always treated him like their own child, began a long-winded lecture mode when they learned that Lin Yu refused to go to the academy.
They constantly tried to persuade him to go to school and learn about steam mechanics.
In their eyes, Lin Yu's talent and strength in swordsmanship were very strong, but they did not want him to take a path that required dangerous fighting.
steam artisans did not have the same good treatment as samurai, but they were safer.
No elder wishes for their child to constantly be in danger.
Moreover, while the status of a samurai was indeed very good, if there was any danger or a Kabane attack, samurai had to be on the front lines.
How dangerous Kabane were was naturally self-evident.
The thought of Lin Yu potentially having to fight Kabane in the future filled them with a million objections.
Furthermore, even if Lin Yu had talent, becoming a samurai under a ruling class like the Fujiwara Family was not an easy task.
In this era, all samurai serving the main family were generally selected from retainers or subordinate relatives, which ensured maximum loyalty to the main family.
Otherwise, they would select talented orphans from a young age; for someone like Lin Yu, there was almost no hope.
Kami's earlier remark that Lin Yu might become a Fujiwara Family samurai was merely to avoid dampening his enthusiasm.
However, what these two thought was completely different from what Lin Yu had in mind.
After moving, everything progressed very smoothly.
After using the money they had to set things up, Ikoma and Chu Ying were also properly arranged and sent to the academy for schooling.
Regarding Lin Yu's arrangement, although Chu Ying and Ikoma were not very willing, under the pressure from Lin Yu, Huizi, and others, they still had to obediently go to school.
Huizi and Kami had actually had this intention before, as the profession of steam artisans, in today's world, could be considered an iron rice bowl.
If they hadn't lacked money at the time, they would have sent all three to the academy together long ago.
However, on Lin Yu's side, when planning his own future, he encountered a slight obstacle with Huizi and Kami.
"Lin Yu, our family can now support ourselves with a small business every day. Why don't you go to the academy with Ikoma and the others when you have this opportunity?"
"That's right, Lin Yu. You let Ikoma and the others go, but you refuse to go yourself. This is clearly a good thing. The path of a samurai is really not that easy to walk..."
Lin Yu's heart was filled with helplessness as he looked at Huizi and Kami, sitting in front of him with serious expressions, earnestly trying to persuade him.
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They constantly tried to persuade him to go to school and learn about steam mechanics.
In their eyes, Lin Yu's talent and strength in swordsmanship were very strong, but they did not want him to take a path that required dangerous fighting.
steam artisans did not have the same good treatment as samurai, but they were safer.
No elder wishes for their child to constantly be in danger.
Moreover, while the status of a samurai was indeed very good, if there was any danger or a Kabane attack, samurai had to be on the front lines.
How dangerous Kabane were was naturally self-evident.
The thought of Lin Yu potentially having to fight Kabane in the future filled them with a million objections.
Furthermore, even if Lin Yu had talent, becoming a samurai under a ruling class like the Fujiwara Family was not an easy task.
In this era, all samurai serving the main family were generally selected from retainers or subordinate relatives, which ensured maximum loyalty to the main family.
Otherwise, they would select talented orphans from a young age; for someone like Lin Yu, there was almost no hope.
Kami's earlier remark that Lin Yu might become a Fujiwara Family samurai was merely to avoid dampening his enthusiasm.
However, what these two thought was completely different from what Lin Yu had in mind.
Putting aside whether fighting Kabane is dangerous or not, Lin Yu would absolutely never become a samurai subordinate to the rulers.
Although Lin Yu, with his System, had no ambition to unify the world, he would never be content to be subservient to others.
With the System, even traversing this world full of Kabane would be an effortless task.
How could he possibly be someone else's subordinate obediently? That was complete nonsense.
"Aunt Huizi, Uncle Kami, you're thinking too much. My goal isn't to become a samurai; I just want to gain the strength to protect myself in this chaotic world."
"Being able to protect myself, to protect you, Ikoma, and Chu Ying, is enough."
Lin Yu gently shook his head, his tone filled with an indescribable resolve.
"Besides, I'm not interested in steam machinery. Since I have a talent for swordsmanship, it's better to specialize in one discipline, isn't it? Otherwise, it would be too much of a waste."
Kami was silent. As someone who had watched Lin Yu grow up since he was a child, he already knew the boy's personality inside and out.
Just like when he suddenly decided to practice swordsmanship back then, from that day on, no matter how tired or hungry he was every morning, or how bad the weather outside, he would never stop practicing.
Once this child made a decision, he would absolutely not waver.
Seeing this, Huizi wanted to say something more but was stopped by a hand on her shoulder.
"Kami, quickly try to persuade this child..."
Huizi turned her head and saw that Kami's expression was exceptionally serious, his bright, piercing eyes filled with earnestness.
"Lin Yu, have you really decided?"
Lin Yu smiled. Just as the Huizi couple understood Lin Yu, how could he not understand them?
Although Kami usually appeared henpecked, all major household decisions were still made by him.
"Uncle Kami, I've already made up my mind."
Receiving Lin Yu's affirmative reply, Kami was silent for a moment, then reached out and patted Lin Yu's shoulder firmly, pulling Huizi aside as he said,
"The child has his own ideas. We shouldn't interfere too much. I trust Lin Yu."
These few words, though brief, were filled with deep concern and trust.
After hearing her husband's words, Huizi pursed her lips. Although her eyes were still full of worry, she didn't try to persuade him further, only solemnly exhorted,
"Lin Yu, no matter what, we hope you can live safely and securely in this world. That's our only wish."
"I know, Aunt Huizi, and that's what I'm striving for."