After reading your information, the tumor you mentioned is not liver cancer. There are two reasons. First, if it is liver cancer, it will not be so easy to touch on the surface. Second, if it's liver cancer, then B-ultrasound can definitely tell, but your B-ultrasound has no hint. Your lumps are recommended to be touched by a doctor. I think it should be a little protrusion on the ribs, which probably has no effect.
If you have hepatitis B antibody, you won't get hepatitis B even if you have jaundice and high enzyme.
Guiding opinions:
It is suggested to drink Yinzhihuang oral liquid for high jaundice and Ganlixin capsule for high enzyme. I suggest you check hepatitis C antibody again to see if there is hepatitis C, pay attention to quitting smoking and drinking, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and regularly check liver function, B-ultrasound, alpha-fetoprotein and other indicators. If you have a family history of liver cancer, the chances of getting liver cancer are much higher than the average person. When obvious changes are found in B-ultrasound or alpha-fetoprotein, further examination such as CT should be done.