Su Li: Hm?

Yu Guangzhong Academy? Among the three academies Grandma Zhang mentioned, this one seems to be the least recommended.

According to the academy introductions on the Star Network, Su Li also had some impression of this academy. It’s the oldest existing institution.

The first principal, Mr. Yu Guangzhong, was once an SS-level powerhouse, and the academy he founded was famous for a time as well.

But now all those honors have been lost in the long river of history. When people mention this academy, they only call it a garbage collection camp.

No one remembers these long-buried pasts, and even Su Li only came across the name Yu Guangzhong by chance in the folios collected by Su Chang’an.

The unpredictability of time really makes people sigh.

Even if it had a glorious past, it doesn’t mean Su Li wants to choose to enter this school.

"Change academy choice."

The robot, still sluggish from the recent short circuit, responded slowly to Su Li’s command, "Choice made, cannot be changed."

Su Li: Is this a forced sale?

Grandma Zhang was particularly concerned about Su Li’s enrollment. The next day, she came over with flower cakes and asked, "Have you chosen a school?"

"Yu Guangzhong Academy."

"Oh." Grandma Zhang responded with a smile while pulling something out from her bag.

"Huh?" Her smile suddenly froze, she awkwardly rubbed her ears and said, "Getting old, my ears must be failing."

"The official website of Qinghua Academy just released the latest news. Starting this semester, they are launching a scholarship policy, and I see that the benefits are not inferior to those of academies on other planets. This is a rare good thing. There’s a lot of talk about it outside. Many families in our neighborhood, who sold everything to send their kids to academies on other planets, seemed to regret it a bit."

Grandma Zhang thought this kid, Su Li, had pretty good luck, just happening to catch this round of good benefits.

"Grandma, I applied to Yu Guangzhong Academy, not Qinghua Academy." Su Li explained helplessly.

Grandma Zhang was shocked, her brow furrowed tightly, and she hurriedly said, "Why did you apply to that school, quickly change your choice."

Su Li: "It can’t be changed."

"How could it····"

As the two faced each other in confusion, a robot came in from outside, holding an admission letter with a gilded edge.

"Dear Su Li, congratulations on being admitted to Yu Guangzhong Academy. Please arrive at the school to complete the enrollment procedures by August 31st."

It had only been a single night since Su Li chose the academy.

Grandma Zhang held her forehead, full of regret.

Even though the little girl seemed mature, she was, in reality, only eighteen years old. Without an adult around to watch over her, mistakes happened at this critical moment!

Now that the admission letter had arrived, there was no chance of changing it.

Grandma Zhang looked at Su Li’s pretty face with great worry. It was as if she were a cute, pitiable little white rabbit about to be surrounded by a pack of wolves.

Thinking too much was useless, Grandma Zhang gloomily pushed a beautifully packaged small gift towards Su Li.

"This is a gift for your enrollment."

A light computer in the form of a watch.

Grandma Zhang said in a low voice, "I didn’t educate your Uncle Zhang well, and only found out yesterday that the money from selling those wood carvings was not at all what that bastard told me."

It was also because Zhang Tianci accidentally let it slip. Grandma Zhang was both shocked and angry.

Even previously when she was helplessly skimping a part of the credit points from the little girl, she already felt a bit uneasy.

She never expected that scoundrel to hide over half of it.

If she hadn’t discovered the unboxed new light computer in her son’s room, she might have been kept in the dark.

Are wood carvings so valuable? No wonder Su Chang’an could recklessly buy useless things.

The little girl inherited her father’s craft, which at least gives her a way to make a living.

Grandma Zhang felt relieved for a few seconds and directly pressed Su Li’s hand to bind the light computer.

Once the light computer was bound, even if that scoundrel knew, it was a done deal and couldn’t be helped.

"By the way, I secretly got the contact number of the customer who trades with your Uncle Zhang. In the future, if you need to sell wood carvings, just contact him directly. Don’t go through your Uncle Zhang anymore, he’s just a bastard."

Su Li nodded with a smile, "Okay."

Don’t be fooled by how harshly Grandma Zhang was cursing now, as soon as Zhang Tianci said a few soft words, she might soften again.

A mother is always unable to go against her own child.

In short, Grandma Zhang is an ordinary person in the general sense.

The complexity of human nature lies in its repetitive nature.

Grandma Zhang’s current sympathy is genuine, but her care and bias towards her son are also innate.

She might regret it again before long.

Su Li doesn’t mind being taken advantage of, but there’s no need to refuse when benefits are handed to her.

She calmly accepted Grandma Zhang’s goodwill, "Thank you, Grandma."

Without Grandma Zhang, wanting a light computer would be beyond her means.

"Wait····" Seeing Grandma Zhang preparing to leave, Su Li called out to her, "I’m going to school anyway, keeping this house is useless, I’ll give it to you. Thank you for taking care of me these days."

"Good deeds should be rewarded."

Grandma Zhang was astonished and refused, "You’re just going to school. Even though Yu Guangzhong Academy is a bit far from here, it’s not like you won’t come back, keep the house····"

"I may not come back in the future." Su Li interjected abruptly.

Grandma Zhang thought of a possibility, "Are you going to find your father? If so, that’s understandable."

Grandma Zhang wrung her hands, unable to say another word of refusal.

Although her son didn’t amount to much, and he’s already older, she never gave up the idea of finding a wife for her beloved middle-aged son.

If···· having one more property, even if it’s a rundown little shop, it could be more capital. At least if he starts a family, they won’t have to squeeze in with her.

Even though she thought this way, what came out of Grandma Zhang’s mouth was: "Grandma will help you look after this house, if you come back, it’ll still be yours. Besides, there are so many of your dad’s precious collections here."

Su Li waved her hand lightly, "No need, throw away everything in the house."

Since Su Chang’an chose to cut ties with everything here, he wouldn’t care about the junk-filled collections.

Perhaps because of the short-handed nature of taking gifts, or perhaps feeling awkward for feeling pleased about her own selfishness, Grandma Zhang no longer had the confidence she used to have when dealing with Su Li.

As the enrollment date approached, Grandma Zhang also reduced her visits.

On August 30th, Su Li packed a simple suitcase, handed over the keys, and boarded the train to Yunzhou.