Perhaps in the hands of Lady Laxana, the leap-forward development of Xiongdu will be even more dazzling than Fosbarrow's Northern Miracle.

Let your children come to Xiongdu to study now and work in Xiongdu in the future. Even if they fail to pass the clerkship exam, the future development space will be far better than that in Forsbairo!

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! With full expectations and longing, after Pan De confirmed the transfer, he wrote a letter to his family as soon as possible, hoping that his wife could be with the children.

, come to Xiongdu to live.

In the letter, he excitedly shared his feelings with his wife, and focused on his plans for the future of his two children - he even mentioned the art education in Xiongdu. Although the north also has its own unique artistic style,

But when it comes to artistic background, it is far inferior to Hexiong.

(Art education is the only education field in Xiongdu that can surpass the compulsory education in the north. The other is the military education of the nobility.)

If the third child is a girl, perhaps Pande and his wife will be able to support her in studying some courses that cannot be studied in the north, such as professional art education.

After writing thousands of words eloquently, Pande quickly received a reply from his wife.

For Pan De's decision, his wife was very supportive - just like after graduation, after learning that Pan De went to Xinfukang, she took the initiative to choose to go with him.

However, Pande's father-in-law seemed to have a subtle prejudice against Xiongdu. This old man was once a member of the Forsbarrow Chamber of Commerce and was an "old Forsbarrow man" in the true sense.

He retired only a year ago.

In his opinion, people in Xiongdu are a bunch of slippers, and if their children go to live in Xiongdu, they will be infected with the bad habits there.

Therefore, the wife said in her reply that her father was being stubborn and the younger son was not easy to give in to, otherwise he would have to wait a little longer.

Pan De quickly replied, saying that now was the best time to move to Xiongdu. His father was so dissatisfied mostly because he couldn't bear to leave his grandson, so he could actually come to Xiongdu...

After some pulling and pulling, Pan De finally convinced his wife, who also convinced his father-in-law. Before winter came, the family set off south and moved to Xiongdu.

It was just after Pande's family arrived in Xiongdu that news came that stunned him.
Chapter completed!