Rebirth in the 90s: Pack up and prepare for demolition

He Siyuan thought so and straightened his back instantly. He was halfway through admitting his mistake but suddenly wanted to go back on his word. What happened?

As soon as Ye Ke saw his little eyes rolling around, he knew that this kid was still unwilling to accept the defeat.

She was afraid that He Siyuan would get angry and the situation would get out of control again, so she spoke quickly.

"Aunt, Xiaoyuan's behavior is indeed a bit disappointing, but I also want to say a few words on his behalf."

Ye Wenxin looked up at Ye Ke curiously, wanting to know what she was going to say.

"I just passed Xiaoyuan's stage." No wonder, her busy study career has been over for a long time. If she is to be honest, she has long forgotten those hard days of studying hard every day.

However, although she has forgotten the days of studying, she still remembers the days of working very clearly.

Replacing it won't make much difference.

They are both busy going out early and coming back late, and face heavy tasks every day, the only difference is that one is a study task and the other is a work task.

Ye Ke pretended to be resentful, pretending to have suffered hardships, and said to several parents earnestly, "Don't think that Xiaoyuan only studies and writes in school every day, as if he has an easy life."

When He Siyuan heard this, he knew that Ye Ke was speaking for him, and he nodded hurriedly, wishing he could give Ye Ke a loudspeaker so that Ye Ke could speak out loudly.

Several parents were somewhat dismissive. Ye Wenhui and her aunt, who had little education, couldn't imagine the pain of studying. They simply figured it wouldn't require toiling in the fields, just writing every day. How hard could it be? And...

Again, the older brothers and sisters didn't complain, so why couldn't He Siyuan do it when it came to his turn? So spoiled!

Ye Wenxin, who had studied, was even more disapproving. She had taken the college entrance exam when it had just been reinstated. How many people were competing nationwide then? Hadn't she and Ye Wenbo also managed to pass?

Ye Wenxin looked at He Siyuan with great contempt. He was not a good person, but he blamed the uneven road.

He Siyuan was stunned when he suddenly received a look of contempt from his mother. He didn't know what Ye Wenxin was thinking just now. If he knew, he would just shout loudly that it was unfair!

He Siyuan admired his own mother and uncle for their hard work in crossing the single-plank bridge. Especially during the long and hopeless days, the two of them still maintained their learning ability, which was even more rare.

but!

It's an indisputable fact that the learning difficulty back then wasn't as strong as it is now! There were many students back then, and there are still many students taking the exam every year now. The competitive pressure is only getting greater!

Things are different now, times have changed!

Ye Ke firmly held down He Siyuan's struggling head, preventing him from making any heated remarks. He then said in a gentle voice with a smile on his face, "I won't talk about Xiaoyuan, but about myself as an example."

"In fact, the most tiring thing when studying is not my body, but my mental state. I remember that when I was in high school, the biggest feeling I had every day was anxiety. There are many sources of this anxiety. One is that the competition is too fierce. Every time the test results come out, I will fall into self-doubt if there is a slight fluctuation." She has obviously tried her best, but the result is still not satisfactory. Is it because she is not cut out for studying?

"Not only did I notice the fluctuations in my grades, but my teachers also kept an eye on them and would always talk to me. I knew that my teachers cared about me, but at the time I just felt that it was a kind of pressure." Perhaps some people are the type to turn pressure into motivation, but unfortunately, Ye Ke is not one of them.

In this respect, she is very similar to He Siyuan. She only feels comfortable when doing things at her own pace.