After listening to her sons' and daughters-in-law's ideas, Grandma Su finally smiled with satisfaction.

"Since you've all made up your minds, then our family will pass on this opportunity."

"Just because our family doesn't like it doesn't mean other families don't. I think this job might be a good opportunity for the villagers, so why don't we give it to someone else?"

Uncle Su nodded, "Mother is right. Since Heya went to great lengths to find out, we can't let it go to waste. But we still need to think about who to give it to."

"Yes," Uncle San nodded in agreement. "We can't just give away such a good opportunity. It has to bring some benefits to our family. Besides, there are so many people in the village. How do we choose who to give it to? Why don't we ask my eldest sister?"

After listening to the two brothers, Grandma Su shook her head and said, "Don't even think about your eldest sister. Dawei is already engaged, and Daqiang and Gang are still too young. Giving them away would just be a waste of their time."

I think it's better to give it to relatives than anyone else. Why don't we talk to Uncle Liu and see if there's anyone suitable in the clan?

The Su family is a large clan, with many families bearing the surname Su in Nanshan Village. Although the clan no longer wields as much power, the Su family members still unite as one when it comes to external matters.

The sixth uncle mentioned by the old lady Su is Su He's sixth great-grandfather, who is currently the oldest and most senior member of the Su family.

After Su He got a job, the Su family was especially happy. During the Spring Festival, the clansmen praised her repeatedly. They also flattered and took care of the family in various ways. So it was okay to give them some benefits, since the Su family still had to continue living in the village.

It also lets them know Su He's abilities and that Su He is thinking of the family when something happens.

No one else objected to this, and so the matter was decided.

The next morning, Old Man Su went to his sixth great-grandfather's house and told him about it.

When Sixth Grandfather found out, he was overjoyed and immediately summoned influential people in the clan, including the village chief, to discuss the matter.

Everyone was very excited when they heard that Su He had found a job opportunity for the clan, even though the job had various prerequisites.

But for them, being able to access it is already quite good; if there weren't restrictions, it wouldn't be their turn.

So almost every family present with a son of school age was somewhat interested.

But this was a matter for the clan, not something that one family could decide alone. So, after a whole day of discussion within the Su family, a candidate was finally chosen.

"Su Shitou? How could it be him?"

When Su He heard the old man say the name, he was stunned for a moment before he remembered who this person was.

Speaking of which, this Su Shitou is her cousin who is still within five years of her birth.

However, this cousin's background is quite tragic. His grandfather was Old Man Su's cousin, and because he was in poor health from a young age, he passed away before he turned thirty.

The widow and her son were left behind. They managed to raise the child to adulthood and get him married, but then the son went into the mountains to chop firewood and was accidentally bitten by a poisonous snake and died.

Overwhelmed with grief, my mother also passed away.

She left behind her daughter-in-law, who was eight months pregnant, and who was Su Shitou's mother.

Su Shitou was born posthumously. His mother had fled famine and had no family of her own. She raised him until he was five years old before passing away due to her weak health.

In the end, only Su Shitou was left in their family.

A five-year-old child with no family couldn't possibly survive. It was only because the Su family took pity on him that they would take care of him and bring him food from time to time. Plus, he had already learned to cook, albeit clumsily, and that's how he managed to grow up.

It's fair to say that he wouldn't have survived without the care of his family.

His family did treat him well, and they didn't let him starve to death during the three most difficult years.

Now they've even given him a job opportunity.