The Story of a Spoiled Daughter Raising a Husband

"Actually, this is fine. Although I don't care or mind what they do, I have to say that your words just now really saved me a lot of trouble. Oh, right, but what surprised me the most was what Kui'er said in the back just now."

"I thought she would still remain silent today, just standing timidly to the side. I can understand that; it's probably because of all these recent events that she's changed so much, and your emotions just now must have influenced her as well." As she said this, she didn't know what to think. The thing she had always wanted to do had been easily accomplished by someone else in the blink of an eye.

The two chatted about random things along the way until they arrived at Master Yuan's place. Seeing how focused he was, they didn't know what to say for a moment.

When Master Yuan saw the two approaching, he stopped speaking and became a completely different person, talking to them in a friendly manner. However, there was a hint of wanting to take credit in his expression. The people were shocked to see Master Yuan like this, wondering how such a serious-looking teacher could change his emotions so drastically in a short time.

Seeing his expression and then looking at the people beside him who had already been mentioned by Master Yuan, Tong Qian understood. She nodded slightly, but before she could say anything, she heard a chorus of voices behind her. She turned around and looked back, seemingly surprised, but also feeling that it was to be expected.

Looking closely, he saw that it was the same people who had been in the courtyard earlier, and they had followed him over. He couldn't help but wonder what would happen if Master Yuan heard what they had said earlier. However, to his surprise, after they came over, they were all talking to Tong Qian:

"We are also willing to learn about farming from Master Yuan. We hope that Miss Tong will not mind what we did before, or what we said just now. Regarding the matter between Young Master Sichen and that girl, we should indeed apologize to you. We were not thoughtful enough beforehand."

Tong Qian listened and then said, "I am not the one who should apologize. In these matters, it is Young Master Sichen and Miss Kui'er who are more affected. As far as I am concerned, you are still my elders. I do not have the right to say anything more." After saying this, she did not want to say anything more.

Tong Qian watched this reversal unfold, unsure of what had happened. Kui'er certainly wouldn't come out and say anything more to these people after she left, so how had they come to this conclusion? Regardless, this outcome was ultimately what she wanted, so she didn't ask or say anything more and simply handed all these people over to Master Yuan.

For several days in a row, the group stayed in the field, watching, checking, and doing various things. Si Chen would sometimes deliberately say something to Master Yuan, and when he saw him getting angry, he would slip away. Tong Qian found their behavior amusing and also a little envious.

Normally, Master Yuan would have everyone take back what they had learned from him and put it into practice in the fields. Then they would come back the next day to talk to him about what they had learned and what they had thought. This was how they did it day after day.

The villagers were indeed amazed by Master Yuan's teaching skills and deeply impressed by his ideas. Whenever they went back and followed his ideas, they were always pleasantly surprised. Seeing the changes in their fields every day, their respect for Master Yuan grew even stronger.

At this moment, all the previous dissatisfaction with Tong Qian and the negative thoughts about her reputation were completely forgotten and no longer seen by anyone. They even felt grateful to Tong Qian, never thinking that most of these things were spread by Aunt Wang.

Seeing this situation, Aunt Wang thought many people would come to give her things, but she didn't expect that Uncle Wang's story seemed to have nothing to do with her. She was very dissatisfied, but Tong Qian didn't have time to care about so many things. She could only walk around the fields and the house every day.

Seeing that things were getting better and better, Tong Qian had different thoughts. After all, they had already made some progress. If she didn't let her adoptive parents see this, the best opportunity would probably be missed. However, it would be inappropriate for her to go herself. It seemed that she should go to the town and talk to Xiu Ping about what had happened recently.

If he had enough time, he should accompany him to his home. Only in this way could they truly see things they hadn't seen before. If he didn't have enough time, he would probably need to make other plans. With that in mind, he gave Si Chen and the three Li brothers a holiday.

The other, younger children continued to do the repetitive tasks in the fields with Master Yuan, without needing to help much; simply looking after Master Yuan was enough. Then, the three of them were sent to study martial arts with Si Chen, as these things ultimately had to start from the basics.

Only after that can I work on those skills. Although I haven't actually learned those things, I can learn about them from many novels. They may seem simple to others, but if you really learn them, it's definitely not something you can master in a short time.

Moreover, what I've wanted to do most lately is to give them a good foundation so that once these issues are resolved, they can start learning systematically. That way, there won't be any major problems in any aspect.

The three children were very excited after hearing Tong Qian's decision. Although they couldn't let go of what happened with Master Yuan in the fields, compared to being able to learn martial arts with Si Chen, those things couldn't be overshadowed by their enthusiasm.