The Lin family's little boy returns to being eight years old, taking his family to new heights.

Finally, the school bell rang, and the chattering classroom gradually quieted down as everyone returned to their seats.

Su Youcheng stood in front of the blackboard, glanced at the students below the podium, and lingered on Lin Xi for a moment before beginning his lecture.

Lin Xi dared not daydream again. Although she knew all the answers, she listened attentively, afraid that she would be called on again.

After her gaze met Su Youcheng's more than ten times, she couldn't help but ask Xiao Yi in her mind, "Have I been exposed again? Why does Teacher Su keep looking at me?"

"Host, no."

Meanwhile, Ms. Su was wondering to herself, "What's so interesting about this? Aside from paying more attention in class, there's nothing particularly special about it..."

What does "cannot delve too deeply" mean? I've been staring at her for so long, does that count as delving too deeply...?

Both of them spent the entire class filled with doubts.

As the bell rang, Teacher Su thought to herself, "I'll ask my son about it after school."

His son is Su Xin, Lin Xi's classmate.

At this moment, Su Xin was getting to know his deskmate again. "Lin Xi, can a fever make your brain smarter? I feel like you've become a different person."

Lin Xi chuckled. The child was so cute; she really wanted to pinch his cheeks.

Su Xin, oh, here we go again. That look in your eyes is so much like my mom's...

His deskmate, instead of stuttering as usual when answering questions in class today, spoke fluent English.

She greeted him warmly when she arrived in the morning and patted his head. Unlike usual, she didn't droop her head listlessly; she sat up straight. And every time she spoke to him, she had a loving, motherly smile on her face.

"Envious? Want to swap my brain with yours?"

Xiao Yi was speechless. What kind of twisted taste did the host have to enjoy teasing children?

Su Xin, look at him, he's even joking now. Except for his appearance, everything else has changed.

But he quite liked this kind of deskmate; before, she wouldn't really respond when he talked to her.

Lin Xi can't quite remember how she got along with her classmates when she was a child. She only remembers that she was socially anxious, didn't like to talk much, and didn't have many friends.

Returning again, looking at these little rascals, the 30-something-year-old auntie couldn't help but feel caring and playful.

"You didn't come the other day, so you wouldn't know, but my dad said... Oh, our teacher said there's a 'Colorful Youth Cup' essay competition now, and a lot of students in our class have signed up. I signed up too. There's a prize money if you win. Do you want to sign up?"

When Lin Xi heard about the prize money, she immediately said she wanted to participate and asked if there were any requirements.

"There are no restrictions on the subject matter. You can write about anything. My dad said that the main purpose of this competition is to cultivate students' imagination and let us be creative."

"If you participate, you need to finish writing and hand it in to the teacher within the next two days."

"Okay, I understand. Thank you for telling me."

Su Xin scratched his head. "Hehe, you're welcome."

Returning to the school where I was eight years old, I felt no restlessness from classes, only immense stress relief.

On this pristine land, the innocent and carefree children are simple and beautiful, making one unconsciously radiate youthful energy.

After school, Lin Xi's day of playing with the children came to an end.

As I strolled leisurely home, I thought about the essay contest. What topic should I write about? Should I cultivate my imagination?

No one could have imagined being reborn with a system.

Thinking of this, Lin Xi was inspired and her thoughts flowed freely. She quickly quickened her pace and hurried home, half walking and half running.

The journey, which usually takes half an hour, was completed in half the time.

Lin Guiying was a little surprised to see her granddaughter return early. "Why are you back so early today?"

"Grandma, I ran back. I'm going to do my homework now." After saying that, she ran into the house, took out her pen and notebook, sat down and started writing.

In my previous life, I chose to become an editor because I loved writing, but as an employee, I had to follow my boss's instructions and couldn't express myself freely. In the end, the work was what my boss liked, but not what I liked.

Now, she can create freely.

Half an hour later, Lin Xi looked at her work and smiled with satisfaction.

Then I started to complete today's learning tasks and finished reviewing the fourth-grade Chinese.

Perhaps because I was in a good mood, I was exceptionally efficient today, and I finished memorizing two books in just over half an hour.

Lin Guiying's voice came from outside the door: "Xiao Xi, dinner's ready."

"Here you are, Grandma."

"Wow, what a great day! There are even ribs!" Lin Xi pretended not to know that the cable had sold for a high price.

Lin Guojun sat at the table with a grin, excitedly recounting how he had made 375 yuan that day over and over again. The girl didn't seem to mind, praising him repeatedly and even saying they would go together again on the weekend.

Upon hearing this, Lin Guiying hurriedly instructed, "Even if you go, you can't carry such heavy things like last time." Since her granddaughter recovered from her illness, she has become increasingly energetic and restless.

"But for some reason, I feel incredibly strong today. Things I couldn't lift before are now as light as a feather, and I feel more and more energetic as I work..."

Lin Xi hurriedly explained that prolonged exercise had caused a qualitative change in her body, and then, regardless of whether her grandmother believed her or not, she quickly changed the subject, "Grandma, why hasn't Dad come back?"

“One of their drivers was in a car accident, and your dad went to the hospital to help. Sigh, he’s a poor man. His parents and wife are all gone, and he has a son who’s still in junior high school. There’s no one to take care of him when he’s in the hospital.”

Lin Xi looked somewhat dejected.

My dad and his colleagues were deliverymen. They drove for nearly ten hours every day. Traffic conditions weren't as regulated back then, and almost every year someone in their delivery team would get into a car accident.

She needs to speed things up; the sooner her father changes careers, the sooner he can get out of danger.

The meal was lavish, but no one enjoyed it.

The two elderly people were worried. This time it was someone else, but what about next time? If you walk by the river often enough, you're bound to get your shoes wet eventually.

That night, everyone was worried about Lin Dayuan and didn't sleep well, but they still got up on time in the morning.

"Ding. Congratulations, host, you have completed all your exercise and study tasks yesterday. The following rewards have been issued. Please check them."

One walnut in the hippocampus: improves memory, allowing you to remember things for 3 hours.

One drop of Power Spinach Juice: Boosts strength, making lifting effortless for 3 hours.

"Hippocampal walnut? Xiao Yi, a new reward! I thought it was the same every day." Lin Xi was pleasantly surprised; she really liked these strange yet useful things.

"Host, the rewards are varied, and there will be updates in the future."

What Xiao Yi can't say is that he's just too lazy to update; similar things are everywhere on their planet.

Lin Xi was unaware of Xiao Yi's thoughts; she only felt that her system was too good—the tasks were easy and simple, there were daily rewards, and it didn't force her to earn love coins.

Lin Xi brought the essay she had written yesterday, intending to hand it in today.

It's written in a rather imaginative way. I don't know if people in this day and age can accept it. Let's show it to Teacher Su first. If it's not suitable, she will have time to rewrite it.

As soon as she sat down at school, the chubby boy next to her pushed a White Rabbit candy from his desk onto Lin Xi's desk, gesturing for her to try it.

He had always wanted to get along well with his deskmate, but Lin Xi always seemed aloof. However, she suddenly changed her attitude yesterday, so he had to seize this opportunity.

"Thank you, but don't eat too much, it's bad for your health."

Lin Xi looked at his deskmate, who was at least big enough to fit two of him, and wondered how much candy he had eaten. Didn't Teacher Su care about him?

Su Xin, you're just like my mom said.

Lin Xi, because I'm old enough to be your mother.

......

During the break between classes, Lin Xi stopped Teacher Su, handed her a piece of paper, and explained her thoughts.

"You finished writing so quickly?" Su Youcheng's square face showed a relieved smile. "After I finish reading it, I will give you some suggestions."