Quick transmigration, she doesn't love anyone!

After finishing her meal, Du Xiang had to rush back to school. Cheng Xue hugged her tightly, as she genuinely treated Du Xiang like a younger sister.

As for Yu Minglang, he didn't even have the status to exchange more greetings with him.

Seeing that everyone had left, Cheng Xue looked at Yu Minglang, who was still in a daze, and reminded him:

"Put your mind to yourself."

She didn't know when Yu Minglang had fallen for Du Xiang. At that time, they didn't have much interaction at the educated youth settlement, but now, thinking back carefully, Yu Minglang appeared in front of her more often after she and Du Xiang became closer.

She didn't realize it at first until she went to college.

Du Xiang was so busy she barely had time to breathe. Occasionally, she would write letters to chat about her daily life, and Cheng Xue felt tired just reading them.

Yu Minglang and Cheng Xue got along well after they came to Qingdao University. At first, Cheng Xue thought it was because they came from the same place and were considered to be fellow villagers and acquaintances.

Later, I gradually realized that something was wrong.

In fact, Yu Minglang hid himself very well in front of outsiders. No one would associate him with Du Xiang. At least in Cheng Xue's memory, the two were just nodding acquaintances. Du Xiang would occasionally spend money to buy Yu Minglang's notes, which was a mutually beneficial thing.

Even when he subtly inquired about Du Xiang's whereabouts, he mentioned it casually and naturally, without giving anyone pause for thought.

She noticed something was off when she casually mentioned that Du Xiang had written a letter complaining that she had fried something and been criticized. Yu Minglang's expression was a little off at the time, and he asked her if Du Xiang had been injured.

Although he calmed down quickly, Cheng Xue still noticed.

She started paying attention after that.

She didn't care what he thought since it was a hopeless situation, but his gaze towards Du Xiang today was too direct, which displeased Cheng Xue.

She wasn't interested in his ideas, as long as they didn't bother Du Xiang, but it was clear that Yu Minglang couldn't do that.

Cheng Xue didn't mind pointing it out and reminding him to be mindful of his boundaries.

Yu Minglang was surprised for a moment when he heard her words, but quickly his expression remained unchanged.

Cheng Xue frowned. She wished he could put on such a show in front of Du Xiang.

Du Xiang was unaware of what was happening here; she had too many things on her mind to think about every day.

Spring has passed and autumn has come, and another year is almost over before winter vacation. In fact, she should have finished learning the course material long ago, but now is a time when everything needs to be rebuilt. What is left for them is not the fruits of success, but a long road ahead.

They are not a generation that passively accepts things, but a generation that shoulders the responsibility of shaping the future.

Even though she had read so many books, Du Xiang always knew that she was different from those who truly loved and had true faith.

She had considered changing her mindset, but couldn't.

There's a saying: different paths lead to the same destination.

They have their beliefs, she has her convictions; their ideas are different, but ultimately they want to accomplish the same thing.

All she ever wanted was to win; for her, there was no belief that couldn't be broken.

Throughout every day and night of perseverance, what sustained Du Xiang was the thought of winning for herself.

She didn't want to go back home for the New Year, and wrote to Shi An to tell him. He only said that he would come to keep her company when the time came.

They've been married for several years, but they rarely see each other and don't act like a married couple at all.

When Shi An stepped into Du Xiang's school again, his feelings were somewhat complicated.

It was a strange feeling. The first time she brought Du Xiang here, she was a little scared, and when he left, her eyes were full of reluctance.

Later, this place almost completely took over her mind.

Shi An shook off the thoughts in his mind. Du Xiang was still in class. He glanced at her from afar. She was very serious, sometimes looking puzzled, and sometimes suddenly realizing something.

After watching quietly for a while, I turned and left.

When he entered the armory, Han Yuanzhou was... drinking tea and reading a book.

Han Yuanzhou raised an eyebrow when he saw him arrive.

Shi An went over and sat down, then sighed after a long while.

Han Yuanzhou didn't look up. "Not busy?"

Shi An closed his eyes to rest, and upon closer inspection, one could see some signs of fatigue in his eyes.

It's not that I'm not busy.

"Passing by."

It was just a little time squeezed out of the middle of a mission.

Seeing that he could fall asleep almost as soon as he sat down, Han Yuanzhou didn't say anything more. After a long while, the sound of turning pages of a book could be heard.

Shi An opened his eyes sharply and checked the time.

This surprised Han Yuanzhou.

"It's an honor that you can come here to rest despite being in such a rush."

Shi An was also curious. He had seen Han Yuanzhou before, but now he seemed much better and could even make jokes. This made Shi An feel much more at ease.

"I didn't come to see you."

Han Yuanzhou understood. He hadn't seen Shi An for a long time. He had heard his mother mention it when he went home recently. Shi An's wife was studying at their school and was said to be exceptionally outstanding. His mother was extremely envious.

Perhaps because he seems to be in better spirits, his family has started arranging blind dates for him, which is why he doesn't come home much these days.

He glanced at the dazzling array of firearms on display, a figure flashed through his mind, and after a long while, he shifted his gaze to his left leg, lowered his eyes, and gave a bitter smile.

Shi An is quite fortunate; even though his family forced him to marry, he still managed to find a good match. Han Yuanzhou can tell that he loves his wife very much.

If his life hadn't taken an unexpected turn, perhaps he would have found a girl he liked.

He secretly compared them in his mind and concluded that he should be more loving towards his wife than Shi An, since Shi An didn't seem to be considerate at all and probably hadn't read enough books.

Thinking of this, Han Yuanzhou looked at Shi An and tapped the cover of the book he was reading with one knuckle.

Why People Don't Like to Listen to What You Say

Shi An glanced at it as he gestured, raising an eyebrow indifferently. He hadn't come to see him in the first place. He looked down at the time.

"gone."

Du Xiang's get out of class is about to end.

Han Yuanzhou glanced down at the time, then looked up at a book with a very professional-sounding title. Today was Wednesday.

......

As Du Xiang came out of the classroom, she bumped into someone's arms while she was deep in thought and subconsciously said sorry. She planned to disassemble all the things in the gun room soon. In fact, she had already disassembled them all. Now she was on the second round. There was no way around it. Practice always requires moving forward and reviewing.

Seeing that Du Xiang was still walking forward with her head down, Shi An had no choice but to grab her.

Du Xiang looked up and met Shi An's gaze, momentarily bewildered.

When your mind is filled with too many things, it's inevitable that you won't be able to process them in time.

It took him a moment to realize what was happening, and he exclaimed in surprise:

"How did you come?"

He mentioned in his last letter that he would come for Chinese New Year this year, but winter vacation hasn't even started yet.

Shi An smiled and said, "I had a mission and was just passing by when I thought I'd drop by to see you."

Du Xiang frowned upon hearing this. "When are you leaving?"

"We're leaving first thing tomorrow morning. Are you still busy?"

His arrival was sudden. Although she had finished class, Shi An was unsure if she had any other plans.

Du Xiang was indeed conflicted. Oh well, she had been very tired lately and hadn't taken a break in a long time. Since Shi An was coming, she decided to take a break for once.

They couldn't leave; they'd have to ask for leave, which was too much trouble. Only Shi An, with his identity, could come in after showing his ID and registering. Du Xiang pulled him to the cafeteria for a meal.