1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 435 Oh no, this woman's jealousy has flared up again.

Although Ding Surong really wanted to know what he had done that was so outrageous that it was worth the Qi family's eldest daughter chasing after her from the city, she dared not ask.

Just as she was lost in thought, she heard Qi Shufang say, "As I instructed before, ruin her reputation as quickly as possible."

Although Ding Surong sympathized with Liu Chuxue, she was a selfish person: "I understand."

Qi Shufang took out a piece of paper from her bag: "My office phone number is on this. Call me if you need anything."

Thinking of what Ding Surong had said before, that woman actually got into the steel rolling mill through her own abilities, it seems she does have some skills.

But who told her to provoke him?
Whether I can do this job or not is another matter. So what if I sit in an office?
Qi Shufang gave Ding Surong a few more instructions before getting up to leave.

He saw the person out the gate and watched them get into the car, saying, "Drive carefully."

After watching the car drive away, she turned around to go inside.

Unexpectedly, Liu Jiandong stopped him: "Ding Zhiqing, these are mushrooms that my family dried. My mother asked me to bring some to you to stew."

Ding Surong didn't reach out to take it, feeling that this person had ulterior motives. She had indeed interacted with him before because of the house, but what did he mean by this? "Comrade Liu, no need. I also picked a lot of mushrooms on the mountain a few days ago, enough for myself."

Liu Jiandong wanted to say something, but Ding Surong turned around and went into her courtyard, closing the door behind her.

Anyway, she would be off work in less than an hour, and she had already asked the team leader for leave, so naturally she didn't want to go back to the fields.

She needed to figure out how to do what Qi Shufang had arranged without anyone noticing.

Meanwhile, the Liu family residence on the other side was bustling with activity.

When Old Master Fu saw Chu Xue, he finally understood why his stubborn grandson was determined to marry no one but her. The girl had clear, bright eyes, graceful manners, and most importantly, she was beautiful.

Everything was moved into the house, and the Fu family members were invited into the main room.

With a delighted expression, Madam Fu pulled Chuxue over, but said to Madam Liu, "My dear in-law, you've raised such a wonderful daughter."

For the first time today, Liu's mother didn't mince words: "This child is truly remarkable."

Hearing this, Aunt Fu thought that Liu's mother really didn't know the meaning of modesty: "She is indeed very promising. She found a good husband. Yancheng is the pride of our Fu family. Although he can't be said to be the most successful, he has reached the position of deputy battalion commander at a young age. His future is self-evident."

This sounds like a compliment, but it makes people feel uncomfortable.

Before the Liu family could react, she continued, "But this is good too. Apart from a few children in school, everyone in Yancheng's family has a job. Marrying Yancheng is a great blessing."

There was a brief silence in the room after he said that.

Uncle Fu was exchanging pleasantries with Liu's father when he heard his wife's words. His first thought was: Oh no, this woman's jealousy has struck again.

He quickly got up and went over, tugging at his wife's sleeve: "Perrin, today is your sister-in-law's day, you'd better say less."

Aunt Fu realized her mistake and said, "I'm sorry, I was just in a good mood and said a few more words."

Mother Liu thought that today was a special day, so it was best to let things go, since what she said wasn't wrong.

But Xia Qiu, who was sitting to the side, couldn't help but speak up: "Yan Cheng's conditions are indeed good, otherwise my sister would not have taken a liking to him. But then again, my sister is indeed very outstanding, otherwise Yan Cheng would not have turned down city girls and come to our village to ask for my sister's hand in marriage. Don't you think so, Yan Cheng?"