90s: You are all reborn, who will spoil you?

When Xie Yan heard the indirect criticism from her homeroom teacher, Mr. Zhou, she immediately became angry.

Who is the rat shit? Are you talking about herself?

The chubby girl was sitting in front of Xie Yan. She looked back at Xie Yan with an embarrassed look on her face.

Xie Yan understood that little girls all loved to save face, but the elders of this generation all liked to use suppressive and derogatory education, and even the teachers kept comparing other people's children with "you".

Teacher Zhou's words really shattered the self-esteem of the face-conscious child.

It will take a long time before the education department pays attention to the mental state of children and restricts the behavior and language of teachers.

But in 1999, there were very few children born in the 90s who were not beaten or suppressed by their teachers.

They were unlucky. After graduating from junior high school, the country implemented nine-year compulsory education.

They graduated from high school and university but were not guaranteed a job.

Before this, students would fill out their applications based on their estimated scores, and then the scores would be announced. Although many people failed, once they were admitted to a university, it meant they would be assigned a job.

Xie Yan was admitted to a 211 university and studied veterinary medicine. She has deep feelings about finding a job.

It’s not easy for all the kids born in the 90s.

Xie Yan shook her head, signaling the little fat girl not to worry about it, and looked at Teacher Zhou with cold eyes.

She was afraid before, what is she afraid of now?

People like Teacher Zhou just bully young and ignorant children. Some ordinary migrant workers who were born and raised here have a filter for the profession of teacher and always think that teaching is an extremely glorious profession.

In a group of people, there are always one or two who are as "rat shit" as Teacher Zhou. Simply put, they are spoiled.

Xie Yan doesn't spoil her.

After school, Lu Tingting took Xie Yan home. On the way, Xie Yan kept discussing Teacher Zhou with Lu Tingting.

There are five classes in one grade and the teaching team is limited, so Teacher Zhou basically teaches Chinese to five classes.

The same applies to other subject teachers, each of whom will serve as the head teacher of a class.

There is no gift-giving in Lu Tingting's class because their teacher is Mr. Wang, the math teacher, who is honest and kind and only focuses on knowledge.

Xie Yan shook her head. Putting all these things together, she had developed such a stubborn personality in her previous life, right?

Therefore, there is a reason why Meng's mother moved three times. A good environment is extremely important for a child's growth.

At dinner time, Xie Jianhua was busy in the kitchen. He was wearing an apron and water droplets were sliding down his fingertips. The soup pot on the stove was bubbling and emitting an enticing aroma. It was the homemade pork rib soup he had carefully stewed. The cut vegetables and meat were neatly placed on the chopping board.

Xie Yan was sitting at her small desk doing her homework. Lin Luping hadn't made trouble for a long time since she went to Shawan Coal Mine.

Xie Yan was a little curious why Lin Luping had been so honest recently.

Didn’t you want to get rid of me before, then divorce me and be with Yao Yadong?

She didn't know that Lin Luping was always making trouble. If one day Lin Luping was quiet and not making trouble, then she must be holding it in.

After a while, Xie Jianhua came out of the kitchen with steaming dishes and placed them on the dining table one by one.

Xie Yan's mood brightened as she ate the food her father cooked. She looked up and asked Xie Jianhua, "Dad, if I find someone taking advantage of their position to accept bribes, should I report it?"

Upon hearing this, Xie Jianhua put down his chopsticks and looked at his daughter seriously.

He knew his daughter might be in trouble and needed to carefully consider her answer.

"Yan Yan, first of all, you have to understand that reporting is a just act that helps maintain social fairness and justice."

Xie Jianhua said slowly, "However, before reporting, you also need to make sure you have solid evidence. You can't jump to conclusions based on speculation or rumors alone, understand?"

Xie Yan nodded. Her father's values ​​were indeed correct, so correct that they were almost evil.

Lin Luping disagreed with Xie Jianhua's opinion. She put down her chopsticks and looked at Xie Yan: "I think you shouldn't report others! Mind your own business or you'll get into trouble! Yanyan, listen to your mother and don't meddle in other people's business."

Xie Yan glanced at Lin Luping. Her worldview was very different from her father's, and she didn't understand how the two of them got together.

One is upright and righteous, and the other is a typical worldly villain with a muddled mind.

Xie Yan lowered her eyes and tentatively asked a second question.

"Dad, if I had the ability to predict the future," Xie Yan paused, thinking about how to say it to avoid Xie Jianhua's suspicion. "And, I foresee that someone I don't have a good relationship with will be killed in the near future for insulting others. Do I need to save her or warn her?"

Upon hearing this, Xie Jianhua's expression became serious.

He gently put down his chopsticks, looked at Xie Yan tenderly, and then touched Xie Yan's head with his hand.

"Yan Yan, the ability to predict the future sounds like something out of science fiction," Xie Jianhua said slowly, a hint of caution in his tone. "But since you've raised this question, let's discuss it as a hypothesis."

"First, if such a capability truly exists, it's undoubtedly a double-edged sword," Xie Jianhua continued. "Predicting the future might allow you to avoid certain dangers, but it could also lead to endless anxiety and distress. More importantly, changing the future could trigger a series of unpredictable consequences, which could sometimes be worse than the original outcome."

"As for the person you mentioned, if her fate is indeed as you predicted, then this is indeed a difficult problem," Xie Jianhua said after a moment of contemplation. "If you try to change her fate, you may put yourself in danger. Moreover, even if you remind her, whether she is willing to change, and whether she can truly change, are unknown."

Upon hearing this, Xie Yan lowered her head and remained silent for a while, as if she was digesting what Xie Jianhua said.

Her eyes flickered in the light, as if she was thinking about some important decision.

"Dad, you're right." Xie Yan finally spoke, her voice firm. "Sometimes, we have to learn to respect the fate of others. Besides, I've already reminded her."

After finishing her meal, Xie Yan returned to her room. She sat at the desk, turned on the desk lamp, picked up a pen and paper, and began to write a letter of complaint seriously.

Her pen tip moved quickly on the paper as she described in detail how the class teacher, Mr. Zhou, accepted bribes, including key information such as the time, place, people involved and the amount.

After writing, Xie Yan carefully checked the report letter to make sure that no important information was missed.

Then, she carefully folded the letter, put it in an envelope, and prepared to go to the post office to mail it to the Municipal Education Bureau after school tomorrow afternoon.

Lying in bed, Xie Yan tossed and turned, unable to fall asleep.

She believes that justice may be late, but it will never be absent.

Those who dare to stand up and expose the darkness will eventually receive the respect and recognition they deserve.

In her previous life, Xie Yan was the kind of person who didn't like to cause trouble. Faced with injustice, she always chose to remain silent. Even when someone stood up to fight for light for her and other oppressed classmates, she did not express enough gratitude.

At that time, she thought that as long as she kept a low profile, she could avoid trouble, but she ignored the power of justice and its profound impact on society.

But now, after being reborn, she understood many truths that she had never understood in her previous life.

She realized that the light others fought for not only illuminated their own path, but also warmed and illuminated the darkness of others, including herself.

She began to learn to cherish and be grateful to those who had the courage to stand up, not fear power, and dare to expose the darkness.

Their bravery and persistence are the most direct defense of social justice and the protection of the innocence and kindness deep in everyone's heart.

Now, let her be the one to break through the darkness.

Just like that, Xie Yan fell asleep with mixed feelings.