Chapter 34: What I hate most is actually you
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The girl in the white dress was none other than Ma Feibo, Ma Minghao’s daughter. Like He Zilu, she wore a white dress and headphones, completely immersed in her own…
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Chapter 27 (2/2): Three-in-one
As Jiang watched Guan Zifei leave, her peripheral vision caught a pair of eyes staring back at her from the crowd. Her gaze darted swiftly and pinpointed a figure hidden…
Chapter 27 (1/2): Three-in-one
“Sanitation inspection!” A sharp, unusually high-pitched voice, as if something was caught in the throat, echoed from afar along with the crisp footsteps—clack, clang, clang—growing closer. The Hygiene Committee Chair…
Chapter 26: Gifted name
In a secluded corner where people rarely passed by, Jiang Kui’s words hung in the air, and Wu Zhanyu’s eyes involuntarily narrowed as her lips trembled uncontrollably. She remained silent…
Chapter 30: House-buying
“It’s cloth!” Zhao Fu said excitedly. Hearing it was cloth, Zeng Shuyi was also very happy. She unzipped and saw there was cotton fabric, as well as woolen cloth and…
Chapter 29: Incoming
To travel across provinces, Zeng Shuyi had to be honest with her family, but they definitely wouldn’t agree. However, both buying train tickets and staying at the guesthouse required an…
Chapter 28 (2/2): Admissions
Qiu Hongxia felt troubled. “We don’t have that much money right now.” “How could we not have money? I give you money every day.” Wang Chaoyang’s earnings all went to…
Chapter 28 (1/2): Admissions
Zeng Xiangmin was never fond of studying since he was young. He had dabbled in petty theft and pickpocketing, otherwise he wouldn’t have been able to recognize people in society.…
Chapter 27 (2/2): Grab “work”
Zeng Xiangping wasn’t a match for his brother; his face was bruised. Both brothers insisted on their own right to the job, each convinced they were justified. Again, Zeng Qingliang…
Chapter 27 (1/2): Grab “work”
If Zeng Xiangping went to university, the job at the cotton mill would become vacant. Before Zeng Xiangping, there were two choices: one was to keep the position without pay,…