He couldn't even keep up with the curriculum in high school, let alone university. What would be the point of even if he managed to get through it?
Going to university is supposed to make things easier in the future, but he had already planned his path all along.
He really didn't want to waste any more time studying, and he was genuinely uninterested in learning.
He knew that the new policy his wife had mentioned was just around the corner, and he was even less likely to waste his time on something he didn't like.
He used to study so that he could be a better match for his wife, but over the past two years, he has come to a profound realization.
Only a strong inner self can truly match one's inner self; external things, no matter how abundant, are useless.
Constantly caring about what others think is cowardly. Li Baichuan has had a very fulfilling two years.
"That's fine too. I think the economy is getting more and more relaxed, so maybe Baichuan can find a wider path to success."
It would be a lie to say that Marshal Li hadn't secretly worried about this child; he and Qi Feng had also considered what the child should do in the future.
When everything is uncertain, they are content as long as he is safe and sound.
Now that everything is looking up, he can't stay in the black market forever, can he?
Seeing how happy he is now, he doesn't want to ask anything anymore; his children and grandchildren have their own blessings.
What more could they want? If the economy were liberalized, this kid's talent would make him a good businessman.
As long as they're on the right track and don't waste their time, they're good kids.
As for others' opinions that doing business is a dead-end job, especially since the children of the Li family are in business, he doesn't care about their views anyway.
I'm afraid the child will be pointed at and gossiped about later. Oh well, what's more important than the child being happy?
The old marshal had come to terms with it and stopped trying to persuade him; thankfully, his granddaughter-in-law was still alive.
"Grandpa, Dad, don't worry. Whatever I do, I will do my best and not give others a chance to gossip."
He doesn't think that studying is the only path for him; what makes him even happier is that his wife understands him well enough.
In the past two years, no matter what he did, she silently supported him from behind, and he got used to sharing everything with her.
He made sure she knew everything, big or small, and his wife did the same. Even though he rarely visited her workplace, he made sure she knew all the people coming and going.
But he had heard of many of these people's names, and he felt that the happiest thing was that there were no secrets between the two of them.
No matter when, as long as you think about hiding something, even if it's a white lie, once this habit is formed, you will gradually drift further and further away from people.
Especially since he and his wife take different paths, it would be too easy for them to not want to communicate.
As time went on, the two of them had less and less to say to each other, and perhaps all that remained between them was a sense of responsibility.
Li Baichuan didn't like this, and Su Ti would never allow things to turn out this way between them.
"Grandpa and Dad, there are 360 professions, and every profession can produce an expert. Nowadays, everyone thinks that doing business is not a respectable job, but who knows what the future holds?"
“I believe in Baichuan, and our family will be proud of him from now on.” Suti knew this was because of the special decade.
Let alone doing business, despite all the crackdowns on speculation and profiteering, anyone who dared to venture into business made a fortune.
It seems like being a full-time employee can bring honor to one's family, but what can you do with that meager fixed salary?
Since ancient times, money and financial power have been indispensable, and Baichuan is the pillar of their family.
"Yes, my dad is super awesome."
"I believe in my dad."
Chaochao and Hehe heard them talking and quickly ran over.
Although I don't know what they meant, Mom said that Dad needs to be praised, so I echoed that sentiment.
Li Baichuan looked at his wife and children, his proud gaze impossible to conceal.
The old marshal and the others looked at the people, unsure of who was indulging whom.
After dinner, the family went home as usual. For the past two years, Grandma has been taking care of the two little ones.
It is because of them that Suti is able to do what she wants to do; otherwise, being tied up by the two children, she probably wouldn't be able to do anything.
She is very fortunate to have a loving family and a husband who loves her dearly after marriage.
She had two more well-behaved children. Even though there were some ups and downs, compared to everything she had now, Suti felt that none of them mattered.
After all, who can have smooth sailing all the time?
The two little ones had been playing wildly all day and had also traveled by car the whole way. Even if they were full of energy, they were tired by now.
They went to bed shortly after getting home. They've been sleeping in separate rooms from the adults since they turned two.
The two brothers kept each other company and didn't feel uncomfortable at all; in fact, they were especially happy to have their own rooms.
"Grandma, you should get some rest too." Suti brought her grandma some water to wash her feet. Grandma is getting old, and it's becoming increasingly difficult for her to take care of the two kids.
Every time they go out to play, their grandmother can't keep up with them. Luckily, there's a nanny around, and she's even thinking of sending the two children to a daycare center.
"Yes, you should all go to bed early too." Grandma Guo didn't feel tired at all; she felt comfortable and full of energy.
She's now hoping that Linzi will find a good partner and have a child soon, then everything will be perfect.
"Honey, go to bed early. I'll take you to see a house tomorrow at noon. Biancheng has transported a batch of goods to Shanghai this time."
"If we find a house we like tomorrow, we can use the money we got from the border town to buy it, and we won't need to do anything else."
Li Baichuan handed a box to Su Ti; he had handed over every penny he earned.
Most of them were replaced with certificates, but these are still far from enough.
"Okay, I'll organize it." Suti's current storage space mainly contains the money from home and the savings books given to him by his grandfather and others.
Grandpa knew they wanted to buy a house, and he also knew that Baichuan had a convenient way of selling things on the black market, so he handed over all the things he had hidden at home to them.
Suti didn't sell any of them; she put them all in her spatial storage, which has now become her personal safe.
She neatly arranged the stacks of money, budgeted for what she would need tomorrow, and set them aside.
Even if an agreement is reached, there's no need to pay upfront, since nobody wants to flaunt a large sum of money in public.
For most people, it's considered an honor to be poor if they don't hide their wealth.
The next day at noon, Suti was already waiting at the entrance of the reform department.
"Honey, are you getting impatient? Kang Laowu ordered some goods, and I arranged for Master Lu to deliver them, which took a little longer."
Li Baichuan arrived, panting heavily. He would have come much earlier if they hadn't been delayed.
"It's okay. I have a long lunch break, and I'm not busy today. It's fine if I come back a little late."
Seeing that he was covered in sweat, Suti went over and wiped it off for him.
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