Become a burden in a period novel

With the sound of the train whistle, the train from Kyoto to Hiroshi arrived at the station.

Cheng Yong picked up Aunt Luo and his luggage, and walked behind Aunt Luo, protecting her as they headed towards the car door.

"Huh? Auntie, Jingchu is here to pick us up." Cheng Yong had excellent eyesight and saw Qin Jingchu waiting there as soon as he reached the door.

Qin Jingchu stood out in the crowd, mainly because of his fair skin. He was naturally fair-skinned, and even training in the military camp hadn't tanned him.

They were all tanned as dark as charcoal, but he remained as white as if he had never been in the sun. The more sun he basked in, the whiter he became. He endured a lot of ridicule for this, but Qin Jingchu was incredibly ruthless and trained the hardest, ultimately outshining all those who mocked him.

No matter what training they were in, they couldn't beat him, so they had no face to laugh at him anymore. In the military, ability still matters, and Qin Jingchu won everyone's respect through his hard work and dedication.

"Where is he?" Aunt Luo asked, looking around after Cheng Yong told her that Qin Jingchu had arrived. She then spotted Qin Jingchu in the crowd.

Qin Jingchu also saw them and immediately walked towards them against the flow of the crowd.

"Auntie, it's Cheng Yong!"

They met up quickly, and Qin Jingchu helped Cheng Yong with his luggage. "I drove over and parked it at the entrance of the train station."

"Driving? What kind of car?" Cheng Yong was very curious, since it wasn't near the military base, and he probably wouldn't be able to borrow a car.

Cheng Yong thought Qin Jingchu would take a taxi over, and then they would take a taxi back together. He didn't expect Qin Jingchu to say that he drove himself over.

"The foreign businessman gave Wangshu a car, and I've been driving it these past few days. If you don't have anything else to do, why don't you stay a few more days?" He's the only person here who can drive, so he's the only one who can drive when needed.

Qin Jingchu remembered that Cheng Yong could also drive. If he stayed, he could do something else instead of being a full-time driver.

"Giving away a car? This foreign businessman is really generous!" Cheng Yong hadn't expected the car to come from this source, and felt that Qin Wangshu was becoming more and more incomprehensible.

However, he hoped that Qin Wangshu would develop better and better, because only if she developed well enough could she help more of their comrades.

“Yes, Wang Shu didn’t expect that either, but she plans to leave the car here and doesn’t intend to take it back to Beijing,” Qin Jingchu explained to her.

"The roads in Beijing aren't very good either. After get off work, it's all bicycles. Cars can't even get into our alley." Aunt Luo was quite understanding, since she took the bus home every day anyway.

If Qin Wangshu hadn't had to go to work at the school, she probably would have moved to live next to the factory.

"I'm glad you understand. Let's go this way and park the car over there." Qin Jingchu knew that Aunt Luo and Qin Wangshu had a good relationship, but there were still some things he had to say.

They followed the flow of people for a while, and in that short time, Aunt Luo heard many vendors calling out their wares: some selling steamed buns and mantou, some offering tricycle rides, and others asking about accommodations.

Although Aunt Luo couldn't understand some of the dialects, many people spoke Mandarin.

It looked really lively and vibrant here. She probably understood why Wang Shu insisted that she make a trip to the south.

"Are there many garment factories around here?" Aunt Luo asked.

She saw many people carrying large and small bags walking towards the train station, and some were waiting at the entrance of the train station with their bags at their feet.

She was very familiar with this kind of baggage; most of the people who came to their factory to buy goods carried bags like this.