Quick Transmigration: The Mad Beauty Refuses to Be the Scapegoat!-Chapter 80: Cannon Fodder Sister of the Female Lead (32)

Jiang Qu felt utter despair and helplessness upon hearing those words.

How could the trajectory of events change again!

Clearly, after the New Year, He Xing’s factory was supposed to be built, the television station was supposed to come for interviews, and orders were supposed to snowflake into the factory, and He Xing would quickly develop, hiring every able-bodied young laborer in the village to help.

It was supposed to be like that, she remembered very clearly.

Because in her previous life, her useless husband was making a living in He Xing’s factory.

Back then, she had poor grades and married early, becoming a housewife drowning in the crowd, while He Xing was a high and mighty factory director, a big boss holding the lives of hundreds in his hands.

He was young, handsome, and successful, eventually expanding and going to the city, going abroad, appearing on TV, on newspapers, becoming a dazzling and successful person under everyone’s attention.

These she remembered very clearly.

She had memorized every turning point and change at each critical juncture.

But now, changes again and again have left Jiang Qu thoroughly panicked.

It seemed she unintentionally altered He Xing’s future trajectory, turning a promising entrepreneur into a penniless man drowning in bank debts.

What to do now?

What should she do?

Should she face those thousands of yuan in loans together with He Xing?

How could she possibly pay it back?

And if she gets into college later, what will happen to He Xing?

He can no longer afford a house in Beijing, he has a seriously ill grandmother at home, and he’s so obedient to her; surely he won’t leave everything and run off with her.

Jiang Qu concocted many excuses for herself, ultimately concluding that she couldn’t continue to develop any further with He Xing.

This not only puts pressure on him but also drags her down.

Perhaps leaving her, He Xing could have a different life.

Anyway, his grandmother had already ruined the engagement, unbeknownst to her, she couldn’t be blamed.

Without He Xing, she could only rely on herself and Jiang Qiuhe now.

Thankfully, Jiang Qiuhe could earn big money within these three years, so as his real sister, Jiang Qiuhe might buy her a house in Beijing.

Thinking this, Jiang Qu returned home dispirited.

At dinner, the five of them sat at the table, listening to Jiang Qiuhe talk about a childhood friend from a neighboring family who went to Shenzhen and bought a house in the county town after returning.

Jiang Qu took the opportunity to ask.

"Brother, why don’t you give it a try too? There’s gold everywhere outside, if you’re willing to venture and work hard, you can definitely earn big money."

But Jiang Qiuhe shook his head.

"I can’t do it, I’m not cut out for earning big money, I’d rather stay home, I like it this way."

Jiang Qu got a bit anxious, and quickly persuaded.

"Small places have no future, staying here you’ll just be a farmer for life, brother, your mind is agile, you can venture and fight, if you go out you can definitely break new ground, trust me!"

What Jiang Qu said made Jiang Qiuhe tempted.

Had he not discussed it with Jiang Lai earlier, he might have packed up and left the next day. 𝑓𝑟𝑒𝘦𝓌𝑒𝑏𝑛𝑜𝘷𝑒𝘭.𝒸𝘰𝑚

"Forget it, let’s not envy those people, living our own little life is pretty good, isn’t it, little sister."

Jiang Lai nodded with a smile, seeing Jiang Qu’s fiery anxious eyes made her happy inside.

"Indeed."

"What do you know? Do you even realize brother is cut out for doing great things in the future, Dad, you should persuade him, don’t let him waste time in a small place like this."

Jiang Sheng then knocked on the table, looking sternly at Jiang Qu.

"Is gold everywhere meant for us to pick up? Making money requires ability, and the money earned is hard-earned, blood and sweat money. You’ve seen the people earning money, but haven’t seen so many laborers from our village go out and never return, have you? Do you want your brother to die out there too?!"

Jiang Qu was so angry with this short-sighted family, missing out on ready opportunities for wealth, thinking only of their tiny bit of land all day, never leaving this broken place.

She initially thought Jiang Lai had been reincarnated too, which was why she was constantly flattering Jiang Qiuhe.

Now she was sure, Jiang Lai was simply an outright fool who couldn’t see the current situation at all!

"Brother, you’ll regret it if you don’t believe me, you’ll absolutely regret it!"

"Why would I regret it? I know I could earn some money if I left, but I don’t want to go, little sister is right, there’s gold to be dug at home too, just right, I also want to discuss my plans with Dad and Mom, I plan to..."

Jiang Qu couldn’t listen to another word, everything was over now.

He Xing was unreliable, and Jiang Qiuhe was unreliable too.

In the end, she could only rely on herself.

She rushed into her room and frantically started solving problems and studying, and the next day when she saw Jiang Lai reading an English book, she couldn’t help but mock.

"Even if you score full marks in English, so what?"

Clueless fool.

Jiang Lai continued reading, saying without lifting her head.

"Don’t just remember things that don’t matter all day, and forget the most useful things."

Jiang Qu ignored the advice, gave her a cold glance, and returned to her room to continue studying.

The winter vacation of the third year in high school quickly passed.

He Xing hadn’t returned for a whole month, Jiang Qu was thoroughly disheartened, pinning all her hopes on the college entrance examination.

Returning to school was followed by a small test, and Jiang Qu performed well, ranking fifth in the class.

Just when she thought she had settled the university issue, news of a college entrance exam reform suddenly struck like a bolt from the blue, catching everyone off guard.

Originally, English accounted for only thirty points in the total score, but now it entered the total score with a full score of one hundred points, turning the original total score of 540 into 610.

The original one-period-a-day English class was temporarily modified to three periods a day.

The importance of English teachers suddenly increased, and all the students about to take the college entrance exam urgently started digging out their English books from the bottom of their stacks to begin memorizing vocabulary.

The principal solemnly emphasized the importance of English on the broadcast.

"Some schools in the southern part of our province have always valued English education, consequently, their students have an outstanding level of English! This was evident from the last selection exam, the average English score of those schools was fifty points higher than ours!

Fifty points, what does that mean? With the scores included in the college entrance exam, their scores will directly be fifty points higher than yours! Their students will take more spots for enrollment! The number of enrollments is fixed, and the passing score is floating, if they raise the passing score, you who originally could get admitted into undergraduate programs might now only be able to get admitted into junior colleges, and those who could have entered junior college might be left without a school to attend!

Now we have over three months to make up this gap, please, please, please take English seriously!"