Zuo and You Kai were the first to come out to greet him.

They were the guards assigned to Mo Chengyu by the military, and in the hierarchical system, they were still under Mo Si’s jurisdiction.

“You don’t need to come over to greet me first. Mo Chengyu, you come down first.”

“I order you as your older brother, come down.”

Mo Chengyu: …

There was no escaping now; she could only reluctantly scurry downstairs.

Mo Si sat on a chair in the living room. “Now report on the results of your recuperation here for the past month and a half.”

“What have you been doing every day? Have you been following the doctor’s orders? Have you been taking your medication on time?”

“Wow, big brother, seriously? You just arrived, and you’re acting like we’re having a trial. It’s almost scaring me.”

Mo Chengyu pouted, “And what kind of result can there be from recuperating? It’s just like that. You know it yourself.”

“No results?” Mo Si raised his eyes and looked at Zuo Kai on the side. “You report. Has your superior been following the doctor’s orders in the past month and a half? Has there been any rehabilitation training? Has she been taking her medication on time?”

“Reporting, General, during this month and a half, Minister Mo… temporarily did not engage in rehabilitation training, did not consistently take the mental nourishment fluid, accurately took medication approximately thirteen percent of the time, and also…”

“What are you saying!” Mo Chengyu stares dumbfoundedly at Zuo Kai, looking at him as if he were a traitor. “I’ve been drinking mental nourishment fluid every day!”

Zuo Kai didn’t respond, simply turned his head away.

Mo Chengyu wanted to say more, but Mo Si silenced her and said, “He actually said quite little. If he says a few more words, he can also report on the progress of your recuperation.”

“A month and a half of recuperation, and it’s getting worse.”

“…”

There was no point in saying anything more. After listening to the report, Mo Si stood up and took Mo Chengyu around the small castle. “You shouldn’t have come here to recuperate. You could have gone to the hospital or back home. But you insisted on moving here.”

“Knowing you have no self-control, yet still confident in yourself. Living alone?”

“What’s this?” Mo Si saw the mental training equipment on the sofa, then turned his head. “Are you still playing these kinds of mental control games lately?”

His eyes narrowed. “You really have no regard for your own injury.”

“…I didn’t! How could I possibly train my mental power? I just played some low-level training games with the neighbor’s little sister!”

Mo Si didn’t say anything, but his expression clearly showed disbelief.

After criticizing Mo Chengyu’s lifestyle habits, mental habits, and interior decoration, as well as the various supporting facilities, Mo Si sat down with her at the coffee table in the reception room.

He solemnly declared to his disobedient sister, “It’s currently a ceasefire period, and I have free time. I can stay here for a while to help you restore your mental power to its optimal state, change your lifestyle habits, and mental power usage habits. So that you can make more reasonable use of your mental and physical energy.”

Mo Si was full of orthodoxy.

But when Mo Chengyu heard that he would stay for a longer period of time, she couldn’t help but exclaim, “What! You’re going to stay for a long time? Then, I might as well—”

Those eyes, filled with threats.

“Then I might as well… might as well… be too happy to live!”

“Hmm.”

“For… for how long?”

“Three months.”

The sound of a heart dropping to the floor and shattering into pieces echoed.

Whose heart was it that fell to the ground and shattered into pieces?