His life was saved by his elder brother's sacrifice of his legs.
So now, knowing that there was a cure for his brother's legs, but his brother refused to receive treatment, how could Lian Bao not be agitated?
His brother was indeed correct, seeing him in such a state was even more distressing than death.
But he had grown up now and understood that being ignorant came at a cost; he was no longer as stubborn and willful as before. Whenever he impulsively wanted to do something risky, the memory of that past scene would come to mind and allow him to calm down and think more thoroughly about his actions.
For example, turning over the clues he found to the Internal Guard Bureau early on was a decision he made. He had thought about investigating on his own, to achieve great merit, but after careful deliberation, he decided not to do so.
Being overeager for quick success could bring disaster, a lesson his brother had taught him.
