The Story of a Spoiled Daughter Raising a Husband

Watching the two of them interact like this, Kui'er couldn't help but feel a lot of envy. She had always wanted to have a sister by her side who could talk to her and argue and make a fuss with her in many situations, but she hadn't found such a person yet. Now, seeing them like this, she really wanted to be able to join them.

After Tong Qian finished teasing them, she straightened her expression and began to tell them the general advice Ji Xiuping had given her yesterday. In addition, she deliberately said, "Actually, doing this will not only reduce the burden on you, but also allow you to have a deeper understanding of what each other is doing."

"Although it may be a bit difficult in the early stages and make your preparations a bit tedious, if you can really master it, you will be able to cooperate with each other and deal with each other's problems in a timely manner. No matter how you look at it, it will be a win-win situation for you. Moreover, having an extra skill will give you more to rely on later."

Hearing her say this, Yun Yatou naturally had many expectations in her heart. Not to mention that Miss Tong had mentioned to her before that she wanted to learn the zither. Although she was too busy with many things at the time, she was still very concerned about that matter. Although it eventually came to nothing, she had always kept that thought in her heart.

Furthermore, I have indeed heard of Kui'er's piano skills. Although she attracted many guests by singing before, the reason she was able to achieve this result was indeed because of the special nature of the performance, which aroused people's curiosity. Otherwise, how could she have received so much attention?

Even so, even though many guests come to listen to her sing, and while they praise the style and the songs she sings, they always say that there are too many monotonous parts in her singing, or, in Tong Gu Niang's words, that it is somewhat thin.

I had thought that if other things were added, the effect would be much better. Before, I was only thinking about cooperating with Kui'er in the performance, but I forgot that if I could master a little bit, I could also add some different things in many situations, which would be very different from the previous situation.

Even though I have a lot of ideas, there are still many things I don't understand about this kind of thing that I've never tried before. I won't be able to master these things in a short time. If I were to ask Kui'er to teach me, she is so excellent and I am so bad. Even if she doesn't say it, she would probably still think I'm stupid.

Thinking this, she had something to say but dared not say it. She hesitated, glancing at Tong Qian every now and then, but when Tong Qian looked at her, she would lower her head and not dare to meet her eyes, afraid that Tong Qian would see her emotions.

As Kui'er listened, she pondered repeatedly in her heart. If it were Tong Qian who was to teach her to sing, she probably wouldn't dare to say much to her at this stage. But if it were Yun Yatou, it would be much better. At least she wouldn't feel like she was being seen through.

However, there is a big problem: Yun Yatou goes out to sing every day. If I were to learn from her, she would have to sing it several more times when she has free time. This would be more tedious for her than what she needs to do now. Moreover, I don't know how well I will sing, and I don't want her to see me in a less-than-ideal state.

Both of them were thinking about all sorts of random things, hesitating about how to start the conversation, trying to hide their emotions. But little did they know that while they were pondering their thoughts, Tong Qian had already noticed the changes in their emotions.

Seeing the two of them in such a dilemma, Tong Qian simply asked, "I know what you're worried about, but have you ever thought that even though things might be a bit complicated at the beginning, if you can get what you want in the process, then you won't have so many worries later on?"

"Moreover, I don't know what you're all afraid of. At this time, you should treat each other as people you can trust, not as people you need to deliberately maintain an image of perfection. If you really need to treat everyone that way, then what's the point of forming that kind of tacit understanding between you?"

Seeing the slightly cracked expressions on their faces, and knowing that what he had just said by mistake was exactly what they had been thinking, he continued, "Besides, no one knows everything from the beginning. Whether it's playing the piano or singing, before you started learning, didn't you all know nothing?"

"As long as you really want to learn, you won't be afraid of things you can't learn or won't learn well. In fact, I think if you really put your heart into it, you can grasp the essence of the other person's simple performance. So you don't need to consider so many external factors."

"Most importantly, one of you has already developed your own unique strengths in singing and the other in playing the piano. Learning other things is just to add different styles. There's no need to become too proficient in them. So at this point, all you need to do is ask yourselves if you are truly willing to do these things."

Hearing what she said, Yun forced herself to suppress her worries and raised her voice to say, "Miss Tong, what you said is indeed true. No one is born knowing how to do a certain thing, and no one is incapable of learning anything. If I wanted to learn, I actually had too many thoughts before you first told me these things."