Duke An, a man of discernment, could naturally see Ye Xinyan's lack of enthusiasm, yet he did not plan to indulge her on such a matter. Whether it was his son or granddaughter, right or wrong, as an elder, he didn't wish for them to become enemies.
The old man continued the topic that had been interrupted earlier, "That Railway Carriage thing, how involved exactly are you? I see it as a futile effort that exhausts the people and wastes wealth. If it's just starting anew, I suggest you better drop it."
Duke An had already disapproved of the court's proposal last year regarding the so-called railway transport. As a result, without reaching a firm agreement on railway transport, the uncalculated business was brought to the capital, turning it into a mess. Almost a year had passed, and there was still no sight of progress. He had not expected that his granddaughter would be involved in such a questionable affair.
