The world of film and television begins with Zhou Bingkun in the human world.

Ordinary days always pass quickly, and in the blink of an eye, it's the end of the year again.

This year, however, Zhou Zhigang plans to return.

He came back to see his eldest grandson because his eldest grandson had been born.

By the way, Zhou Zhigang not only had his eldest grandson born, but also his granddaughter, who was born to Zhou Rong. Not long after Zheng Juan gave birth, she gave birth to a daughter, whose name was still Feng Yue.

However, because Zhou Zhigang had previously beaten Feng Huacheng so badly that he ended up in the hospital and was subsequently taken to the police station by Feng Huacheng, Zhou Zhigang was too ashamed to even look at Zhou Rong again.

Therefore, Zhou Zhigang chose to visit his eldest grandson in Jichun. As for his granddaughter Feng Yue, Zhou Zhigang temporarily gave up the idea of ​​visiting her. After all, there would be plenty of time in the future, and he could wait until the matter between Feng Huacheng and him was over before visiting Zhou Rong and Feng Yue.

"Bingkun, Dad's coming back today, right? Hurry up and go to the station to pick him up," Zheng Juan urged Zhou Bingkun.

Zhou Bingkun felt a little helpless. He didn't have much of a relationship with Zhou Zhigang, and if he could, he wouldn't even want to see Zhou Zhigang. But he just couldn't tell Zheng Juan that.

After all, he couldn't very well say that his inner soul wasn't Zhou Zhigang's son.

If, without being able to explain the situation, Zhou Bingkun were particularly averse to Zhou Zhigang, or even refused to pick him up, it would inevitably cause Zheng Juan to have some unnecessary thoughts.

With no other option, Zhou Bingkun could only ride his bicycle to the train station to pick up Zhou Zhigang, as this kind of superficial work was indispensable.

After Zhou Bingkun arrived at the train station, he waited for almost two hours before Zhou Zhigang's train finally arrived.

"Here! Here!" Zhou Bingkun shouted to Zhou Zhigang, who was carrying luggage.

After Zhou Bingkun and Zhou Zhigang met, they didn't seem to have much to talk about. They exchanged a few casual words, and then Zhou Bingkun carried Zhou Zhigang home.

After returning home, Zhou Zhigang couldn't wait to see his eldest grandson.

When Zhou Zhigang saw the little Zhou Ran in Zheng Juan's arms, his old face broke into a wide smile.

"This must be my eldest grandson." Zhou Zhigang stared at Xiao Zhouran without blinking, then reached out to hug the child.

"You're still feeling cold, don't let the child get chilled. Wait until you're warm before you hold Zhou Ran," Zhou Bingkun quickly reminded him upon seeing this.

"Sigh, okay, let me warm up a bit before hugging him—Zhou Ran? His name is Zhou Ran?"

"Yes!" Zhou Bingkun nodded.

Zhou Zhigang, who had been smiling, gradually lost his smile because he had told Zhou Bingkun in a letter that his eldest grandson's name was Zhou Jianshe.

"Dad, you must be tired. Sit down and rest. I'll get you a cup of hot water." Zheng Juan noticed that Zhou Zhigang's reaction seemed a little off and quickly said.

"Your name is Zheng Juan, right? Don't bother. I can pour the water myself." Zhou Zhigang smiled at Zheng Juan, and at the same time, he looked her up and down. Seeing that Zheng Juan was pretty and gave off a very honest and down-to-earth vibe, he felt more satisfied with her.

In the original novel, Zhou Zhigang was initially very dissatisfied with Zheng Juan because she had been married before marrying Zhou Bingkun; it was her second marriage, and she had a child from that second marriage.

In the 1970s, unless the man was an old man who couldn't find a wife or was also a divorced man, no one would marry this kind of woman. That's why Zhou Zhigang had such a strong reaction.

Now, Zheng Juan was a virgin when she married Zhou Bingkun, and she even gave birth to a grandson for the Zhou family. How could Zhou Zhigang possibly have any complaints?

I briefly inquired about Zheng Juan's family situation. Although I wasn't particularly satisfied with the fact that Zheng Juan lived in Taiping Hutong, the fact that she had a formal job was enough to make up for her background in Taiping Hutong.

The only thing that bothered Zhou Zhigang was that Zheng Juan's younger brother, Zheng Guangming, was blind, which would inevitably become a burden for Zhou Bingkun in the future.

But since they were both married and had children, Zhou Zhigang didn't say anything more.

When facing Zheng Juan, he spoke to her in a gentle and polite manner. However, when facing Zhou Bingkun, Zhou Zhigang habitually put on a stern face and his expression became very long.

"Zhou Bingkun, you're really something! I told you in the letter before I left that my eldest grandson's name was Zhou Jianshe, but you actually named him Zhou Ran! You don't intend to listen to me at all!" Zhou Zhigang questioned Zhou Bingkun angrily.

"Listen to you? You decide what the child's name is. So, does that mean you'll have to listen to me next too, and forgive Zhou Rong for making her mother a vegetable?" Zhou Bingkun sneered.

"What kind of attitude is this? Zhou Rong is your sister! Besides, if you hadn't suddenly signed up to go to the countryside, your sister wouldn't have run away, and if your sister hadn't run away, your mother wouldn't have become a vegetable." Zhou Zhigang frowned and reprimanded Zhou Bingkun unhappily.

Zhou Bingkun's face turned cold: "So, it's all my fault after all?"

"If it's not your fault, whose fault is it?" Zhou Zhigang found Zhou Bingkun's attitude unacceptable and couldn't help but yell at him.

Just as Zhou Bingkun was sneering and about to continue speaking, Zheng Juan pushed the door open from the outside.

"Dad, your grandson wants you to hold him, please come and hug him!" Zheng Juan said to Zhou Zhigang with a smile as she held little Zhou Ran in her arms.

Zhou Zhigang, who was initially seething with rage and wanted nothing more than to devour Zhou Bingkun alive, immediately changed his expression.

Taking the opportunity, Zheng Juan winked at Zhou Bingkun, but she heard Zhou Bingkun and Zhou Zhigang arguing. She quickly rushed in with her child to prevent the two from having a bigger conflict.

"Dad, your eldest grandson loves you so much, he keeps asking you to hold him. Here, hold him for a bit," Zheng Juan said, handing the child to Zhou Zhigang.

A kind smile appeared on Zhou Zhigang's face. He quickly took the child and then happily carried the child out of the room.

Seeing this, Zheng Juan breathed a sigh of relief: "Bingkun, Dad just got back, why are you arguing with him?"

"Do you think I want to argue with him? Juan'er, you have no idea what he just said to me." Zhou Bingkun looked aggrieved.

To be honest, Zhou Bingkun didn't really feel wronged. After all, he didn't have any feelings for Zhou Zhigang, so there was no need for him to feel wronged.

His reason for doing this was, of course, to take the opportunity to act coquettishly towards Zheng Juan, and at the same time to give Zheng Juan a heads-up, letting her understand what had really happened between him and his son.

That way, if Zhou Bingkun chooses to leave and not return to his family, and even tries to avoid the Zhou family members as much as possible, Zheng Juan won't find it strange, and won't think that Zhou Bingkun is heartless and doesn't care about family ties.

When Zheng Juan heard Zhou Bingkun say that Zhou Zhigang had blamed Zhou Bingkun for Li Suhua becoming a vegetable, Zheng Juan felt particularly sorry for Zhou Bingkun and couldn't help but gently hug him, trying to offer him some comfort with her embrace.

At the same time, Zheng Juan also harbored more resentment towards Zhou Zhigang and Zhou Rong.

Even though the other party was Zhou Bingkun's father and sister, she was still very angry that they treated Zhou Bingkun this way.