Liang Jian: I have a canteen

Chapter 994: Obsessed with Learning
It would take three days and three nights to get from Taiyuan to Modu if it was not affected in this era.

It's slow, but you can enjoy the journey.

However, it is wartime now and there are many uncertain factors, so arriving in three days basically depends on luck.

The train rumbled along at a speed of over 30. To be honest, this speed is similar to the cruising speed of road bicycles in later generations.

The scenery outside the window was a bit bleak. The dry and barren land coupled with the Japanese artillery towers made people feel indescribably irritated.

It's like a stubborn tinea that doesn't give rise to any good feelings.

The eldest daughter was much quieter than usual, holding a book on atomic physics and reading it with a frown on her face.

Her knowledge level suddenly increased significantly, making it extremely difficult for her, a child who didn't like studying, to learn, and even Xu San, whom she relied on the most, couldn't help her.

She had a headache. Faced with the incomprehensible knowledge, she could only use her memory to remember it.

But Xu San is not completely useless. He can occasionally help her explain some terms.

The train stopped and started, and the sky gradually darkened.

Miako Yagyu turned on the light in the box, took a cup of tea and walked to the small table where the eldest lady studied.

The cup was not put down because a small table was already covered with various manuscripts and books, stacked one on top of the other, in an extremely messy state.

Miako didn't dare to move, and could only whisper, "Wushuang-chan, would you like to drink some water?"

"Thank you, Master's wife. Please put it on the table first. I will drink it when I understand what this sentence means." The eldest lady did not look up, still immersed in studying.

After more than ten minutes, the eldest lady scratched her hair vigorously. She still didn't understand what was said just now.

She let out a breath and looked up to find Miako still standing next to her.

"Sorry, Madam!" The eldest lady quickly stood up, picked up the cup and drank it in one gulp.

The water was still warm, and after drinking it, the young lady still felt an itchy throat and wanted to drink.

Miako smiled gently and went to pour another glass.

Xu San, who was reading a newspaper at the side, suddenly said, "Let her pour it herself. She is such a grown-up girl, let her do such a thing by herself." Mia Zi ignored Xu San's words. After pouring the wine, she walked to the eldest lady and handed it to her.

Xu San looked at it and shook his head, then put down the newspaper. "Don't study anymore after you finish drinking. It's time to eat."

The eldest lady who took the cup of water blinked and muttered, "What time do we have dinner?"

"It's getting dark, what time do you say?"

"Ah?" The young lady exclaimed, turned her head to look out the window, and found that night had fallen and it was pitch black outside.

"What time is it!? What time is it?!" The young lady muttered to herself while searching for her watch.

Unfortunately, the box was too messy and she searched for a long time before finding the watch on the bed.

After checking the time, she immediately ran out, saying, "I'm hungry. I'm going to eat first. The teacher will come back later."

The sound became farther and farther away, and soon disappeared at the end of the carriage.

"This..." The young lady's impetuous look made Miako a little confused.

"She's like this." Xu San said, picking up the newspaper again, "Since we are not allowed to go, let's wait here for a while."

"it is good!"

Miyako agreed softly.

Miako was a very virtuous woman. She cleaned up the messy box as soon as she saw it. But she also knew that these messy papers and books actually had a pattern, and if they were moved around, it might affect the young lady's learning progress.

But, I would feel uncomfortable if I didn't deal with her.

Time flies, and now it has been updated to the thousandth chapter. I guess there are not many readers who can see this.

But no matter how few there are, there will be people who read it.

No matter how much you have read, you are all my readers. Thank you for your company and thank you for accompanying me through these two years.

Thank you.