Because Dai Zhixin was exiled to such a place, he must have experienced painful separation from his family and friends, so he could understand Wang Tianxiao's feelings. Do not do to others what you would not have them do to you.

"Then what will you do in the future?" Dai Zhixin changed the subject. "You can at least earn several tens of yuan a month here, which is much better than farmers farming. If you go back, I'm afraid your family won't even have any land left."

Wang Tianxiao naturally didn't tell Dai Zhixin about his plan, but just smiled sheepishly and said, "There's always a way. As the saying goes, there's always a way out."

“That’s just a saying,” Dai Zhixin said irritably. “Life has no turning back. What if your life’s vehicle suddenly runs out of road and you can’t go back?”

What to do? Rebirth, of course.

Wang Tianxiao chuckled to himself.

"The road needs to be walked step by step. Thinking too much before doing anything is useless."

Dai Zhixin thought for a moment, then suddenly raised an eyebrow, slapped his thigh, and said excitedly, "I suddenly thought of a way that allows you to take care of your family without having to quit your job."

"Huh?" Wang Tianxiao was also very curious.

"I remember your family lived over in Yangziling, right?"

"Yes, our village is less than five kilometers away from the north slope of Yangziling."

“That’s it,” Dai Zhixin laughed. “What a coincidence! The bureau just recently issued a document to send someone to Yangziling to guard the branch station. Most people here are unwilling, so you’re just the right fit.”

Wang Tianxiao was also very surprised when he heard this. He quickly thought about it and realized that if he could really be stationed at Yangziling, he might be able to balance work and family.

More importantly, he can legitimately use the resources of the mountains.

Thinking about this, he pondered for a moment, then smiled and asked, "What are the benefits of patrolling Yangziling?"

"Hmm?" Dai Zhixin was a little surprised and joked, "Xiao Wang, why are you mentioning benefits now? You weren't like this before."