Quick Transmigration: I'm a little expert at dismantling CP

Chapter 1390 Plants vs Zombies
Sang Xin also promised the second uncle that if grandma treats her badly again, she will come to sue her.

Sang Xin didn't have many things, and when she left, the second uncle didn't bring anything she bought for her. This time, the second uncle brought the things over and told grandma that Sang Xin's school and living expenses would be paid by him.

But Sang Xin knew that this was actually very difficult for the second uncle. His financial power was in the hands of the second aunt, and it was obviously not easy to spend so much money quietly.

Although grandma treats her badly, at least she will keep Sang Xin alive, but for the matter of studying, maybe she really won't let her read it anymore.

So Sang Xin only agreed to let her uncle pay for her education without paying her living expenses.

Probably Sang Xin guessed right, it was indeed difficult for uncle, so he didn't insist anymore.

In this way, Sang Xin returned to her original life. It was common to be beaten and scolded, but at least the second uncle would visit her once a week.

Occasionally, other relatives came. Perhaps everyone had heard about Sang Xin's situation more or less, but people are selfish animals, so they didn't do much except to visit her.

It is easy to spend a little money to express your heart, but it is not easy to take care of someone for a long time.

The relatives seemed to know that Sang Xin's grandma would swallow the money for Sang Xin, so they always brought some children's food and school supplies to ensure that they could be spent on Sang Xin.

Just like this, year after year has passed.

Sang Xin felt that she was actually a forgotten person. Except for being able to get together with her mother's relatives for a few days during the Chinese New Year, her life was repetitive.

But even those few days were extremely difficult for Sang Xin.

Sitting in the corner, looking at other people's family of three and He Lele, she could only feel envious or jealous.

But if someone came to talk to her, it would make Sang Xin even more embarrassed, because they talked about the same topic every time.

"Xinxin, how did you do in the exam this time? Have you been rated as a three-good student? Have you become an office cadre?"

Other than that, it seemed that they couldn't find a common topic with Sang Xin, and they didn't have anything else to say.

But Sang Xin has nothing to be proud of other than her grades. She lost her father and her mother suffered from depression.

And even if it is grades, they are only slightly better in culture subjects, not good at things like sports and music, and they can barely pass in computer science.

So Sang Xin could only get a study activist at most every time, let alone a class leader.

Because of her introverted personality, she is doomed to be unsuitable to be a class leader with internal and external linkages.

But the relatives didn't say much, and said that she has a good personality, and girls should be introverted and quiet. It's okay not to be a class cadre, as long as you manage your studies well, you don't have to worry about other things.

Sang Xin thought that this was what everyone expected of her, and besides studying, she really didn't have much energy and capital to do other things, so she studied hard, hoping to achieve a counterattack in the future.

In this situation, what else can she do besides studying hard?

Time flies and Sang Xin is 16 years old, and everything finally starts to improve slowly. Sang Xin's mother finally recovers and leaves the hospital, and takes her daughter to live with her.

Although she was too strict with her daughter when she was young, and she was not around during the most important years of Sang Xin's life, her mother obviously thought a lot about it after recovering from the illness.

(End of this chapter)