"separate?"

"Yeah." Shan Dandan straightened up and said to Su Jianwei, "When I rushed to the capital to see him after the New Year, I met Chen Qi."

"He doesn't agree with the way I treat Chen Qi." Shan Dandan said it more subtly.

The truth is, Li Fengsheng was shocked by her attitude towards his biological mother.

"Li Fengsheng doesn't know about the entanglement between you two, so why would he speak so casually?"

Shan Dandan stared at the wine glass in front of her and said, "Because Chen Qi somehow became a friend of Li Fengsheng's mother."

Su Jianwei: "..."

She took a deep breath, looked at Shan Dandan, and said, "She really has great magical powers."

Shan Dandan also showed a bitter smile on her face.

"I'm different from him. He has been dependent on his mother since he was a child. No one is more important than his mother. I understand that."

"My father and I depend on each other for survival. The way he and I treat our biological mother is completely different. I feel sick just facing Chen Qi."

Su Jianwei patted Shan Dandan's arm and said, "But I support your decision."

When Shan Dandan heard Su Jianwei's words, she leaned on her shoulder lovingly.

She thought, fortunately, there is Su Jianwei, someone who will always stand by her no matter what she does.

"Have you made a decision about Li Fengsheng?"

Shan Dandan nodded. "I know you've always been afraid that I'll fall in love like my father did with Chen Qi. I won't."

A firm look flashed in Shan Dandan's eyes. "I do like Li Fengsheng very much, but not to the point of denying all my past beliefs."

She pursed her lips, clenched her fists and said, "I will let this love slowly disappear."

It was the first time Su Jianwei saw Shan Dandan like this. She asked, "Do you need me to help you with something?"

Shan Dandan smiled and shook her head, "No need."

"I'm busy too. Besides my studies, my dad and I are planning to invest in a piece of land in the suburbs of Beijing."

She smiled and took Su Jianwei's hand and said, "Didn't you say that in a few years, the suburbs of Beijing will slowly develop. We must seize the opportunity."

"Just know it in your heart."

Seeing that Shan Dandan's life was not affected by her relationship problems with Li Fengsheng, Su Jianwei stopped caring about her.

After the start of the second semester of his sophomore year, Su Jianwei increased the number of visits to the agricultural planting society in addition to his own courses.

Su Jianwei's initial idea was very simple. There was some vacant space in the flower field in the side yard of her house, and she wanted to plant something.

But she was not very good at planting, so she joined this club.

In fact, Su Jianwei had signed up for this club last semester, but she was too busy to come many times last semester. However, the few tomato seedlings she planted at the beginning were well taken care of by students from other clubs. After the seeds were harvested, they were even picked and taken home to make scrambled eggs with tomatoes.

Homegrown tomatoes are especially delicious.

The temperature in the imperial capital is still very cold in late winter and early spring.

However, the agricultural planting society has its own simple greenhouse, and has graduate students from the Agricultural College as teachers and professors from the Agricultural College as consultants. Su Jianwei learned a lot from them.

Not only that, Su Jianwei also discovered that the water in his space had the effect of improving and increasing the vitality of crop seeds.

It can be said that although Su Jianwei's planting skills are only two points, the diluted space water can increase the survival rate of the crops she grows to ten points.

The Agricultural Planting Society was very lively that day, simply because the president had gotten some lotus seeds that were said to be a thousand years old from somewhere, and even called Professor Kong Rang, who had been invited by the society before, for this purpose.

"Professor, I bought these three seeds from an old man in the ghost market. I saw that they looked very similar to the thousand-year-old lotus seeds I had seen in the literature, so I bought them. Look."

Kong Rang put on his glasses and used a magnifying glass to examine the seeds carefully. As he did so, he told the students surrounding him, "Previously, a professor at the Institute of Archaeology determined that the lifespan of ancient lotus seeds is between 830 and 1,250 years, making them among the longest-lived seeds in the world."

“Although this seed in front of me looks like an ancient lotus seed, its outer skin is damaged and its vitality is leaking out.”

"You know, the main reason they were able to survive for thousands of years without suffocating to death is because of the small air chambers within the ancient lotus seeds. But these few..."

Professor Kong's meaning was very clear. Even if these three were real ancient lotus seeds, given the extent of their damage, it would be almost impossible to bring them back to life.

Even if the ancient lotus seeds are not damaged, the current research laboratory does not have the corresponding ability to revive them for the time being, and they need time.

The president looked at the three seeds in his hand with regret and said silently, "I understand, Professor."

Professor Kong patted the president's arm. Seeing that most of the club members had dispersed after finding nothing more exciting to watch, he said to him, "Hasn't Peng Lizhang been in the club lately?"

The president nodded, a wry smile on his face as he said, "It's not just Peng Lizhang. Many members of the club find the agricultural planting club boring, and most of them have already left."

Not only that, the president Li Pinghua himself is a senior student at the Agricultural College. If junior Peng Lizhang had not left, he would not have to come to visit the members of the club as a nominal president.

Professor Kong sighed.

"You're about to graduate, what are you thinking? Should you continue with the postgraduate entrance exam or look for a job?"

Li Pinghua looked troubled and said to Professor Kong, "My parents mean that with my major, the best way out is to go home and take the civil service exam."

What he didn't say was that even if he was taking the postgraduate entrance examination, his parents hoped that he would take it in a different major.

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