"The female teachers at the school all say that the principal is an Immortal who has descended to the mortal world to endure trials, someone who doesn’t partake in the smoke and fire of the human world, and has come to cleanse their eyes."

Qiann Yan withdrew her gaze and didn’t comment further on this.

She merely recalled some legends about Xie Moohuai from the original owner’s memory, so she couldn’t help but scrutinize him.

Of course, through those memories, she also learned this person’s name, Xie Moohuai.

Huai again, is it still that Huai?

Foster son?

If it really is that person, he sure knows how to choose identities.

Upon careful reflection on the past identities chosen by this Huai, it seems they all went through irreversible events. After his arrival, these events would naturally change.

Perhaps she’s figured out the conditions under which he acquires those bodies, to help those people change their outcomes?

From just that brief interaction, Qiann Yan didn’t think Xie Moohuai was like some people in the memory had described.

In the original owner’s memory, within two years, Xie Moohuai would be involved in a scandal, with his foster son Xie Yanyu personally exposing him for harassing his future daughter-in-law, calling him an old pervert. Later on, even some female students at the school pointed out that Xie Moohuai indeed harassed them.

They exploited online discussions, turning Xie Moohuai into a street rat everyone shouted at, eventually costing him his principal position, facing punishment, and being spat on by everyone in the town.

Xie Moohuai never admitted to those things and constantly tried to prove his innocence, but later died when a father who had lost his daughter drove him into the river.

As a result, he never got to prove his innocence and was cursed by many as deserving, a retribution.

The father’s daughter’s death had nothing to do with Xie Moohuai. However, she was indeed tragically killed by a pervert. The pervert is in jail, but this father, with no other outlet for his hatred, redirected it towards Xie Moohuai.

Qiann Yan bought what she needed and took Jiang Jinghan back home.

While Jiang Jinghan rested inside, Qiann Yan took out her phone to search various planting tips.

The original owner was a farmer woman, not exactly an intellectual, but she could read basic words, so understanding the simple online text wasn’t an issue.

Jiang Jinghan saw Qiann Yan playing on her phone and came over curiously, only to find all sorts of theories about planting vegetables, somewhat surprised.

When asked, Qiann Yan explained, "Even if I’m growing vegetables, I want to produce something noteworthy."

Jiang Jinghan wholeheartedly supported this. She had already thought about it: after returning to work, she intends to teach diligently, strive for higher titles, earn a raise, apply for a transfer to a better school, and then bring her mother along.

Besides, their expenses aren’t large, and they have land at home, so they don’t need to buy food or drink. She believes her salary would cover the three of them comfortably, with plenty leftover to save.

Her mom even mentioned retrieving the salary she had turned over before and demanding child support from the Liu Family, which would add to their funds.

Once they save enough, if she transfers to a better school, she might even be able to buy a house, and her mom wouldn’t need to stay here and could enjoy a comfortable life.

Qiann Yan had no idea Jiang Jinghan was envisioning such a bright future. She hadn’t even considered moving to the city; her mind was set on agriculture, growing vegetables and fruits.

Since it’s all planned, she was determined to make something out of it.

Dinner was eaten at the Jiang Family’s house. They reheated the chicken soup from lunch, and the two had nearly finished eating when Luo Jianying and Liu Wenbin arrived.

Luo Jianying stormed in, pointing at Qiann Yan and shouting abuse, spewing all sorts of nasty words.