Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

Chapter 1395 Korean Drama Crossover 2
Liu Tong prompted, "Mom, is there a lot of money left?"

Cui's mother: "It's alright, enough to buy another house in another place."

Yoo Dong: "But we still need to live, and are we making enough money? Seoul is so expensive, why don't we leave Seoul and live here?"

Upon hearing this, Mrs. Cui's heart stirred.

If she were to buy a house in another city, she would have enough money to buy two.

One unit is for living, and the other can be used to open a shop.

or--

Go back to your hometown?!
Mrs. Choi was not a native of Seoul; she came from elsewhere. She later married Mr. Choi, a native of Seoul, and thus stayed in Seoul.

Actually, she really misses her hometown.

Although it's in the countryside, the environment is very nice, and the people there are all good people.

A strong desire to return to my hometown welled up inside me.

Mrs. Cui is a woman of action; once she makes a decision, she does it immediately.

A few days later, Cui's mother sold the snack shop and left the small town where she had lived for many years with her three children, returning to her hometown.

Liu Dong cleaned up after Cui's mother, making sure the Yin family couldn't find them.

Fortunately, no one in the town knew that Cui's mother was from out of town, let alone where her hometown was.

All anyone knew was that after paying off her debts, Cui's mother took her children to start a new life.

Life in Cui's mother's hometown is very warm and cozy. Although it is in the countryside, it is not far from the city.

Moreover, there is a famous tourist attraction nearby.

Cui's mother bought a small shop at the tourist attraction, originally intending to continue running a snack shop, but her cooking skills were really not good enough, and compared with other food shops in the attraction, she had no chance of winning.

Fortunately, Cui's mother is skilled with her hands and is very good at knitting sweaters.

Liu Qiu then gave Cui's mother an idea: to weave flowers and plants with brightly colored yarn and make them into bonsai ornaments to sell.

Such ornaments were common in Liu Dong's first life, but not now.

After making one, Cui's mother realized that it could make money, so she turned her small shop into a shop selling handicrafts.

And you know what? Her little ornaments are very popular. Tourists visiting the scenic spot will buy a few as souvenirs and gifts.

The shop's business was therefore quite good, several times better than the snack shop that Cui's mother used to run.

Now that Cui's mother is earning money, she's willing to spend it on her three children.

The three of them wore new clothes, and the lunchboxes they brought every day were nutritious, delicious, and beautiful.

The three of them quickly integrated into their new school.

No one brought up the Cui family anymore, no one deliberately provoked Cui Yingxiong, and Cui Yingxiong stopped picking fights for no reason.

Liu Dong was in the same class as Cui Yingxiong, and she put pressure on Cui Yingxiong to study harder, which made his grades get better and better.

Teachers like students with good grades, so Cui Yingxiong also became a good student in the eyes of the teachers.

Cui Yingxiong: "..."

Cui Xin'ai was even happier.

Without Yoon Eun-hee, who was inferior to her in everything but held a sway over her because of her status as the daughter of a school board member, Choi Shin-ae felt that the sky was bluer.

Cui Xin'ai's painting was recognized by her school teachers, and she represented the school in the competition, where she won third prize.

The school gave Cui Xin'ai a bonus, which wasn't much, but she used it to buy gifts for everyone in her family.

Mrs. Cui was both happy and proud to receive the gift.

Seeing her daughter's talent in painting, Cui's mother wanted to pay for Cui Xin'ai to get a drawing board so she could learn to paint.

Cui Xin'ai refused.

Painting was just a hobby for her; she never considered pursuing it professionally. Choi Shin-ae's dream was to get into the best university in South Korea, study finance, and then work for a large company to become a high-earning professional.

The main reason is that the poverty she experienced in her family before the age of seven had a profound impact on her; in this child's mind, making money is more important than anything else.

Cui Xin'ai focused all her energy on her studies, and her grades improved. At Liu Dong's suggestion, Cui Xin'ai skipped a grade and was placed in the same class as Cui Yingxiong.

Cui Xin'ai took over from Liu Dong and continued to oversee Cui Yingxiong's studies.

As for Liu Dong, he also skipped a grade.

Although he made some cleanup arrangements, the Yin family inevitably came knocking again due to the inertia of the plot.

The gap between the two companies is still quite large.

In order to narrow the gap, he must quickly gain a certain social status.

Cui Yingxiong was provoked by his younger siblings.

How could he, the eldest brother, become his younger brother's junior and his sister's classmate?

This is such a disgrace to our elder brother!
Cui Yingxiong Huan rallied and began to study diligently.

He wanted to skip a grade; he wanted to catch up with his younger brother.

Unfortunately, due to limited talent, Cui Yingxiong could only maintain his grades at the top of his grade, but he was not able to skip grades.

Moreover, his grades were even lower than his younger sister's.

In every exam, Cui Xin'ai always came first in the grade, while Cui Yingxiong was always second.

It was like this from elementary school to junior high school.

When Cui Xin'ai was fourteen, she had already graduated from junior high school. Both she and Cui Yingxiong received invitations to enroll in Imperial High School.

Empire High School is one of the best high schools in the country, and it is a school jointly funded and operated by the top conglomerates in South Korea.

The school is top-notch in the country in terms of both hardware and software as well as its teaching staff, and its students are all sons and daughters of the powerful and wealthy.

Well, of course there are ordinary people too.

To demonstrate the school's charitable nature, it admits a few children from poor families each year.

In addition, outstanding students with excellent academic performance will be admitted.

These students are essentially the talent pool for top conglomerates.

Two years ago, Liu Dong accepted an invitation from Imperial High School to study there.

He accepted the invitation because he wanted to go see a play and watch the performance.

Imperial High School, RS International Group, Zeus Hotel, Imperial Group...

These words reminded Yoo Dong of another Korean drama.

Of course, he hadn't watched this TV series either.

To be honest, Yoo Dong hasn't watched many of those Korean dramas.

He doesn't like Korean dramas; he's only ever watched a few of the most famous ones, like "My Love from the Star."

The rest of the content about Korean dramas came from what I heard from the girls around me when they were chatting, and also from fan fiction in online novels.

Liu Dong knew that these terms came from a TV series called "The Heirs," which mainly tells the story of Cinderella and the prince.

However, many girls don't like the female lead, thinking she's a manipulative woman. Instead, the supporting female character whose fiancé was stolen is more genuine and more popular.

As for the male lead, it seems that quite a few people don't like him either.

I heard that the male lead is an illegitimate child, but because of his father's favoritism, he has the right to compete with his legitimate brother for inheritance rights.

Having never watched the drama, how could Ryu Dong refuse the chance to see the live version?
So he readily accepted the invitation and entered Imperial High School.

However, he entered the game two years earlier, while the male and female protagonists were still junior high school students and had not yet entered high school!