After everyone else had gone to work, Grandma Su quietly went back into her room, took out ten yuan and a few grain coupons, and gave them to Su He.

"Take this money. Things are expensive in the capital, so don't be stingy. If you can't come back for lunch, go to a state-run restaurant for a meal. Don't go hungry."

Su He quickly refused, "No need for milk, I have money on me."

After she arrived, she organized the original owner's savings, which was quite substantial!

In an era when a family could only earn a little over a hundred yuan a year, she alone had eleven yuan and thirty-six cents in savings!

Although it was accumulated over several years.

But that's already a lot.

She was certain that her parents probably didn't have as many as her, which showed how much Old Madam Su favored the original owner.

Now that she already has her, she definitely can't ask for more, especially since Grandma gave her ten yuan this time, how could she possibly accept it?

Seeing that she really wouldn't accept it, Old Mrs. Su had no choice but to give up, but she still forced the grain coupons on her.

"Take your food coupons with you, or you'll go hungry at noon."

Hearing her say that, Su He didn't refuse. After putting it away, she went back to her room, found a piece of clothing with fewer patches, changed into it, and then looked in the mirror.

The girl in the mirror had fair skin, almond-shaped eyes, a small nose, and cherry lips, making her look delicate and fragile.

Of course, if you ignore the muscles on her body.

The original owner practiced martial arts for many years, and even after her master passed away, she continued to practice. However, due to insufficient nutrition, she was still rather thin. Fortunately, she was tall, about 165 cm, which was considered tall for a girl in that era. Although she looked thin, she was also very strong due to years of martial arts training, which made her muscular.

Su He nodded in satisfaction, but she was also a little puzzled. This appearance was actually somewhat similar to her in her previous life. Could it be her ancestor?

Or is there some other connection?

...

Thinking further ahead, Su He was quite satisfied with her appearance. Thanks to her grandmother's favoritism and her years of schooling, she didn't look like a country girl at all; instead, she looked more like a city girl.

She combed her hair into a standard braid for this era in front of the mirror, then found the original owner's handbag, put the money in, added a handkerchief, and went out.

When she came out, Grandma Su was still there. After seeing her, she said, "Don't worry if you can't find one. Jobs aren't easy to find. Come back early. The last bus leaves at five o'clock. Remember that, don't miss it!"

Su He nodded in agreement, "Okay, Grandma, don't worry, I've got it all covered."

After saying goodbye to her grandmother, Su He went to the village branch to get a letter of introduction.

At this moment, only the village head is in the village branch; everyone else has gone to the fields to help. During the busy farming season, village cadres also have to take turns working.

The village chief used to have a good impression of Su He, after all, he was one of only two educated people in the village. The first was his son, Su Zhihe, who, although only a junior high school graduate, was the first in the village to have a job.

Thinking of this, the village chief couldn't help but feel sorry for Su He. Such a good child, how come she can't go to university? And it seems that she will be buried in obscurity, since it's not easy to find a job.

I heard that she fell into the river a few days ago and hadn't left the house for quite a while, so when I saw her now, I couldn't help but ask with concern, "Heya, how did you get here? Are you feeling better?"

"It's alright now, Uncle Village Chief!"

Hearing her say that, the village chief was relieved. "It's good that you're alright. You have to be careful in the future. Your family was so worried about you this time!"

Su He nodded after hearing this, "Don't worry, Uncle Village Chief, I know."