Ge Mei nodded in agreement, "They are far worse than the people in my hometown."

The villagers in her production team weren't jealous; they were happy for her. They'd previously thought she'd have to pay for university, and everyone had even planned to chip in for her. So she was willing to tutor the village children, and since she volunteered, the villagers, worried that she wouldn't suffer any loss, gave her family many gifts.

Afraid that she wouldn't accept them, she would leave them at the doorstep at night and run away, fearing they would be seen. Many of the local specialties she brought for her roommates this time were gifts from fellow villagers.

In comparison, Sister Ying's fellow villagers were a bit too much.

"Oh!" Li Yuying sighed. She knew that the atmosphere in the village was bad. That was why she wanted to leave the village and go back to the city.

"Sister Ying, it's better to let your brother-in-law take the two children away as soon as possible. After all, the children are still young. If someone keeps instilling these things in their ears every day, it will inevitably leave traces in their hearts over time. This is not good for the children." Wei Ye couldn't help but persuade.

Li Yuying smiled bitterly. "I want to, too, but he and his child are registered in the village. If they leave, they won't even have a place to live, and food and drink will be a big problem. It's better for them to stay in the village first. At least they'll have food and drink and won't starve to death."

"I'm just looking forward to graduating soon, so that when I get a job, I can bring them over and live far away from there."

“…” The others looked at each other and had to admit that this was a big problem.

Without a job, there is no salary and no place to stay. Once the time for the letter of introduction expires, you have to go back to the countryside. You cannot stay in the city for a long time.

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