These two families, Qi Yu, come from the same lineage. At first, the two families were allies. E Lang was one of Qian's brothers, who helped create Yusui and Qi Yu together. But Qi Yu has been benevolent and righteous, providing people, influence, and money to help the Yusui family grow and prosper. The two families should be on friendly terms.
Qian, as a brother, doesn't want to say much; being allies doesn't mean you have to take responsibility for everything. Keep things harmonious.
It was going really well initially, but once the tribe appeared, you forgot about it. The main responsibility lies with Guizi. This clan leader doesn't keep an eye on the clan members at all.
You see, it's right for Yusui to grow well. But as soon as the tribe appeared, you couldn't control it and started secretly luring people away from Qi Yu; Qian just pretended not to see.
Later, when the families united, you thought it was a merger—a huge misunderstanding! Actually, it was just reconciling and rebuilding the relationship. But some freelance members of the Yusui family wanted to twist it into a merger. How to put it—it's a good thing, with more benefits than drawbacks, but they insisted on exaggerating it.
Today, while Qi Yu awaits rebuilding, Guizi and your Yusui should temporarily lend a few enthusiastic Yusui members to help Qi Yu grow, just like Jasmine and Meimei helped Yusui back then.
The friendly relationship between the two families needs to be rebuilt; forget about merging—that requires effort from both sides. Don't let Qi Yu be too disappointed.
Qian is here as a mediator; Qi Yu's new clan leader is Jasmine. Don't tell Qian anything like 'Qian is here to assist Jasmine to guide Qi Yu.'
As for Yusui's new clan leader, Qian is directly ignoring it; these words are for Guizi, not targeting Tong, because it's easier to negotiate with a brother.
Jasmine and Meimei—will they listen to Qian? Each is contrary, always causing trouble. It's tragic~ Qian won't say more; the more you say, the more people will distort it.
[Note]: Xiao Pao (pretending to be the big brother), this forum always has some nonsense joking around. Since you're a younger brother, don't take it too seriously. Why be so worried?
Words to my own brother
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Qi Yu? ... I think it refers to 'Xiao Yu'?
What, are you ignoring me so directly?! Or did you still not understand what the nature is?!...
Exactly, just talk to brothers, enemy soldiers, and the gravedigger. Nothing to do with anything else. You can also ignore it.
Can this newbie help with anything? (Will do my best!)
That is to say, Qiyu was originally an ally of Yusui, but something ruined it. Its nature is definitely not to become a single family; in fact, it's just returning to a better relationship. Don't keep fighting all the time. It's not conducive to harmony. Unity is just separation, just a rectification of the atmosphere.
Engineer Uncle! Qiyu Reconstruction, 'helping out' means just being active and keeping an eye on the family points, thanks. For details, contact Jasmine.
So, how do you want to form an alliance?!!
What kind of alliance? Let's not do this. The family is still just two families, but let's be more harmonious and helpful. Don't keep talking about other things. I'm not like a villain; don't keep thinking about vying for fame and fortune, or fighting for power.
What about that year, that month, that flowing sorrow?
Sister Ye Ji, let me give you an example. By 'shallow,' I mean this: our two families are like the Communist Party and the Kuomintang, friendly rather than enemy. Is that what you mean by 'shallow'???
KMT and CCP? Stop comparing, the more you compare, the deadlier it gets.
What is the background of a night hostess?
Don't twist it, otherwise I can only close the thread. This is for the Japanese; involving the family will only cause conflicts. The family is originally a good thing, you can cooperate or compete, don't always twist it.
The demise of the Guomindang and Qiyu is like the Kuomintang... gone and never to return
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