Crossing 1992: Contracting a barren mountain and becoming a huge demolition household

"I think he's been living a good life for too long, that's why he's so restless all day long." Ye Wenxin scolded angrily.

Her siblings' children all did well, but when it came to her child's turn, they simply stopped wanting to study. Ye Wenxin couldn't figure out what went wrong.

After much thought, she attributed the difference to the fact that He Siyuan had never experienced the hardships of life.

Like their eldest brother's two children, Anping and An'an didn't have the luxury of schooling. There wasn't a primary school in their village, so they had to walk over an hour each day to attend the town's elementary school. Besides school and homework, they also had to cook for the busy adults after school. The taste wasn't important; just filling their stomachs was what mattered.

During the busy farming season, when the school was on harvest break, the two would come back to help work in the fields. Perhaps it was because of these hardships that they firmly grasped the path of studying.

The situation of sisters Ye Ke and Ye Rou is similar. Ye Wenhui raised them alone. You can imagine the hardships in life, not to mention that Ye Rou missed the opportunity to go to school due to some strange combination of circumstances. Since then, Ye Ke has been gritting her teeth and studying with the hopes of the whole family on her shoulders.

He Siyuan, however, had lived a comfortable life since birth. His family ran a small business, so their living conditions were naturally good. He Siyuan was the only child in the He family, and he was raised by his grandparents. As the saying goes, "generations are close," the two elders gave He Siyuan everything he asked for. He Siyuan's life wasn't exactly pampered, but it was certainly one of pampering.

If he had not been sent back to Yejia Village for a period of time during the winter and summer vacations every year to be disciplined by Ye Wenhui and Ye Wenguo, Ye Wenxin felt that He Siyuan would have been spoiled by his grandparents.

Thinking of this, Ye Wenxin suddenly had an idea in his mind, and felt that he had found a way to deal with this kid.

"It's up to you. You can read this book or not." Ye Wenxin folded his arms and leaned back, looking at He Siyuan with a cold face.

Ye Wenhui and her aunt looked at Ye Wenxin in surprise. What happened? Why did she give up on her own after just a few words of persuasion? Ye Wenhui even reached out and twisted her waist, trying to get her to stop getting angry at this critical moment. What if the child really listened to her?

The child actually listened!

He Siyuan's eyes lit up, and all the frustration, dissatisfaction, and resentment he had felt before were completely swept away. He excitedly shouted, "Really?"

Great! It went so smoothly?

He even stood on tiptoe and was about to jump and cheer with his hands raised excitedly.

Ye Ke grabbed his shoulders and pushed the kid's excited body down. He really didn't care about the consequences. How could this kid only listen to what others say and not read their expressions?

Didn’t you see that the eyes on the other person were so cold that they were almost frozen?

Ye Ke knew with his toes that these words were definitely not sincere.

"I won't care about your studies only, I won't care about anything else either!" Ye Wenxin spoke every word very seriously, and it was obvious that she was not joking.

The smile on He Siyuan's lips slowly froze, and his intuition told him that what his mother said next was not what he wanted to hear.

Ye Ke gave He Siyuan a sympathetic look. She probably guessed what was going to happen next.

"Since you think you are capable and can support yourself, I will not interfere. I will not give you a penny in the future. You have to take care of your food, housing and clothes by yourself." She still didn't believe it and strangled the economic vein. How could this brat who had never suffered hardship get used to it?