Although Lin Jingyan didn't seem that excited, before going to bed, he couldn't help but hug Su He and exclaim, "My wife is amazing! She'll be a college student soon!"

Su He felt secretly pleased to hear this, "You too, Senior Lin."

Lin Jingyan chuckled in his ear, "Okay, Junior Su."

It was the first time the two of them had called each other that, and they both found it amusing, calling each other that for a long time.

In the end, I was too excited to sleep, and after some more intimate moments, I finally fell into a deep sleep.

When Su He went out the next day, sure enough, everyone in the courtyard knew that she was going to university.

Everyone she met along the way asked her how she got into university, and when they heard that it was through her employer's recommendation, they were all incredibly envious.

Su He heard a lot of compliments along the way, some envious, some congratulatory, and some sarcastic. She didn't take them to heart, since they were all just jealous. After all, they wouldn't dare to do anything but talk.

However, she underestimated the psychology of some people.

When Su He returned from get off work, she was once again surrounded by people in the courtyard. After they inquired about her university studies, they couldn't help but ask about her job.

Many people felt heartbroken when they heard that they would lose their jobs after going to university.

Some people might think she's losing more than she gains, since everyone knows how hard it is to find a job these days. Who would rather give up a job and go back to school?

Going to university sounds impressive, but it takes several years. If you were to work, how much would you have to earn?

After calculating it this way, many people feel it's not worth it.

Some people inevitably say sarcastic things to her face, implying that she's gained a little but lost a lot.

Old Mrs. Su, who had come out, overheard these words.

Seeing her granddaughter surrounded by so many people, and hearing them say sarcastic things, Grandma Su was furious and immediately pushed her way in.

"What nonsense are you talking about? My granddaughter was recommended to university by her workplace because they valued her. How is it not good for her in your place?"

Besides, universities provide subsidies, and graduates are guaranteed job placement, so there's no need for you to worry about finding work later.

After saying that, he ignored them and pulled Su He into the house.

Back home, Grandma Su was worried that she might overthink things, so she comforted her again, saying, "Heya, don't take those words to heart. They're just sour grapes; they're actually envious of you. Don't pay them any mind!"

Su He smiled and said, "Don't worry, Grandma, I don't care at all."

Grandma Su was relieved to see that she really didn't care, and then scolded, "Some troublesome people just can't stand to see others doing well. It's not easy for our family to have a college student. When I called home today, your uncle and the others were overjoyed."

Su He was surprised to hear this. "You've already told your family?"

"Yes, we have to tell them about such a great event right away. Your uncle answered the phone, and after I told him, he was so happy he didn't know what to say. That good-for-nothing, he was so happy he just kept laughing and didn't say anything."

I thought I'd save on phone charges, so I hung up. But not long after, the phone rang again. This time it was your village chief calling. The clan was overjoyed to hear you were going to university and asked a lot of questions. They were even more excited when they found out you were going to Peking University.

Hmph, so they used to say you were useless in school and couldn't get into university, but now you've done it.

You've really made the Su family proud this time!