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

When the mall manager saw that she was a young girl buying so many things, he immediately hired a truck and had a worker accompany her home.

After she left, everyone started discussing what kind of family could afford to give such a young child so much money to buy things.

The workers followed the route Lin Xi had described and entered Linjia Village, then went into a poor little courtyard.

He looked somewhat dazed; no matter how he placed the brand-new appliances, they seemed out of place in the room.

That evening, the group, exhausted and dazed, arrived home and rubbed their eyes together.

"Have we come to the wrong place? Is this our home?"

"Am I seeing things? When did we get a refrigerator and a washing machine? What's this? A rice cooker?..."

Finally, Lin Guiying shouted in a strong voice, "Lin Xi! Come out here!"

Lin Xi shuffled slowly into the kitchen like a quail. "Hehe, Grandma, you're back!"

"Did you buy all of these?"

"Hmm... Grandma, I was just worried that you'd be too tired. From now on, you won't have to do laundry or cook with firewood. The refrigerator can hold leftovers, and you won't have to come back every day to cook for me."

"Our hands are now free!"

"Thank you so much. Are you getting revenge for me not agreeing to hire someone for you a few days ago?"

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Lin Xi comforted her grandmother, and Lin Guojun and Lin Dayuan chimed in to help, saying it was all the child's good intention.

Besides, it was a prize the child earned himself, so he can spend it however he wants.

Lin Guiying knew this principle, but she couldn't help feeling sorry for him.

Seeing that her grandmother had calmed down, Lin Xi pulled out four cell phones with a snap. "Hehe, let's each take one. It'll be easier to keep in touch from now on."

Lin Guiying was so angry she couldn't speak. Just two days ago, Yan Feng had sent her 50,000 yuan, and her granddaughter wouldn't stop until she spent it all.

Lin Guojun and Lin Dayuan looked interested, clumsily fiddling with the phone. "Xiaoxi, how do we use this?"

Lin Xi immediately stepped forward to teach him and even saved his number.

Lin Guiying's temper flared up quickly, but subsided just as quickly.

At this moment, I held my phone and carefully wiped it.

The group called each other, not knowing what to say, and kept saying "hello" for a long time with big smiles on their faces, like they had received a beloved toy.

The next day, Lin Guiying, who had been criticizing her granddaughter for wasting money the day before, found a rope and hung the phone around her neck, telling everyone she met, "This was bought for me by my granddaughter."

Some customers, seeing that the owner finally had a mobile phone, quickly asked for the phone number so they could order food in advance.

Since Lin Guojun got a mobile phone, delivering food has become much more convenient. Every time he receives a call from a customer, he smiles. His granddaughter is so wise.

The Lin family business was thriving, and Lin Xi lived up to expectations, once again winning first place in the provincial math Olympiad.

This time, she was the only one to get a perfect score.

Lin Zixuan was one point short of a perfect score, ranking second.

Before leaving, Lin Xi called Lin Zixuan aside and took an envelope out of her schoolbag.

"Please give this letter to your father; it's a suggestion."

She had this idea after hearing that his father worked at the Transportation Bureau.

There have never been traffic lights at the intersection near my home, making it too easy for car accidents to happen.

Having died there in my previous life, I have some psychological trauma.

In addition, her shop is located right next to a crossroads, with a large flow of people every day. She can't feel at ease until the traffic lights are installed.

Lin Zixuan nodded solemnly.

"Don't worry, I will definitely hand it over to him."

"By the way, this is my phone number. Please let me know when you have the results."

"it is good."

In the evening, in the exquisitely decorated living room, Lin Wansen took off his uniform and sat on the sofa, rubbing his temples.

"Dad, you're back."

Lin Wansen immediately smiled and asked, "Xiao Xuan, how was the match today?"

Lin Zixuan shook his head, "Oh no, I only got second place. The first place went to a little girl, and she was very good."

After saying that, she pointed to the envelope on the coffee table, "This is the letter she gave you."

Lin Wansen raised an eyebrow in surprise, "For me?"

"Yes, it's a proposal."

When Lin Wansen opened it, he was greeted by neat, printed-looking font, and a hint of admiration flashed in his eyes.

Soon after, he burst into laughter, "Son, this little girl is a real talent!"

Lin Zixuan was proud. "Of course, she got a perfect score. By the way, Dad, she left me her number and is waiting for her to call back. What do you think of her suggestion?"

"Tell her that the suggestion has been adopted and will be implemented soon."

He saw his son immediately skipping off to make a phone call, and shook his head helplessly. Although the little girl was a primary school student, she was more mature than an adult.

The advice I gave him wasn't based on wild imagination, but rather on a detailed explanation of the current traffic situation at that intersection.

Approximately how many vehicles pass through during peak and off-peak hours, and the average pedestrian flow per hour and per minute.

The article also mentioned traffic and safety issues caused by the lack of traffic lights.

They've even figured out where the traffic lights should be installed and how often they should change.

She was so thorough that he couldn't find any flaws in her.

As for why he was able to make the decision, it's because he was the director of the Transportation Bureau.

This was something Lin Xi never expected, so she was quite surprised when she received Lin Zixuan's reply that night.

She originally thought that Lin Zixuan's father was an ordinary employee, and that at the earliest, he would have to hand the matter over to his superiors, who would then discuss it and make a decision.

I can only say I was incredibly lucky.

This was her biggest gain from participating in the competition, fulfilling a wish she had for two lifetimes.

Finally, there are traffic lights at this intersection!

When construction began at the crossroads, reporters from Pingyang City's Evening News and local television stations came to interview the workers.

After all, this is a hot topic in Pingyang City, and the installation of traffic lights indicates that the economy of this area will develop.

But when they learned from the transportation bureau staff that it was a suggestion made by a nine-year-old girl, the interviewees all changed to Lin Xi, and that became the biggest hot topic.

They inquired everywhere about Lin Xi's school and home address.

Lin Xi had initially thought it would be difficult, but she hadn't expected that this little girl had been on TV before, was the champion of the English Vocabulary Contest, and had recently participated in the National Mathematical Olympiad, where she achieved a perfect score twice. This immediately exposed Lin Xi's true abilities.

At this time, Dr. Jin's wife, Li Mo, also received a notice from her superiors, asking her to interview Lin Xi.

Li Mo, who hadn't been to work for over a month and was staying home to rest during her pregnancy, looked surprised. So many things had happened in just one month since she last visited her little benefactor.

The leader saw that Li Mo had previously written an article about Lin Xi, and the two families were quite close, so he wanted her to come out of retirement and gain an advantage by leveraging personal connections.

Li Mo naturally agreed, and the next day she asked Dr. Jin to accompany her to Linjia Village, as she hadn't seen her little benefactor for a long time.

At this moment, a group of reporters surrounded the entrance of Sulin Elementary School. The security guard had never seen such a scene before, so he hurriedly closed the gate and ran to the principal's office.

"Principal! Principal! Oh no!..."