Quick Transmigration: The Control Group in Sweet Novels

"You're wrong..." Hearing Qi Rongguang's words, Lin Huaixu frowned, disagreeing with them.

Before Lin Huaixu could continue speaking, Qi Rongguang interrupted, "Don't be soft-hearted and speak up for her, or she'll just take advantage of you."

Lin Huaixu glanced at the quiet girl beside him, slightly composed himself, and was full of disapproval. However, he knew that deeply ingrained ideas could not be changed by a few words.

Lin Huaixu gently changed the subject, stopping Qi Rongguang from speaking, "Brother, approximately how many school-aged children are there in Qingya Village?"

Qingya Village has only one school, which gathers all the school-age children in the village. Whether it is first grade or junior high school, they can only study in this school. Lin Huaixu applied for and was admitted to Qingya Primary School.

Sure enough, Qi Rongguang's attention was immediately diverted, and he temporarily suppressed his interest in scolding his daughter. While struggling to pedal the tricycle, he replied in a loud voice, "There are about forty children, I think. There used to be an old teacher looking after them, but now that teacher is too old and her health isn't good, so she quit."

The tricycle lurched violently as it drove over a deep pothole.

Qi Yang looked up and saw the man's strong arms braced against the edge of the truck, veins bulging. Behind his silver-rimmed glasses, his brows were slightly furrowed. Even in the cramped truck bed, his demeanor remained refined and elegant, showing no signs of distress.

This is Lin Huaixu, the male protagonist of this world.

Qi Yang arrived in this world a week ago. At that time, she was in a daze, surrounded by noise. Suddenly, she was slapped on the head, accompanied by a sharp, piercing voice, "You brat, still sleeping! Don't you know how to get up and cook for your brother? You're such a waste of money, you've come to collect my debts for this lifetime..."

After that, Qi Yang didn't hear anything the man said. She sat up, covering her head. The mud-brick house in front of her was simple and plain, with dry firewood piled up inside. After receiving the original owner's fragmented memories, she instantly understood her situation.

This world is not in the 21st century, but in the relatively backward 90s.

In this remote mountain village, feudal ideas are still deeply rooted, and the preference for sons over daughters is ingrained in people's bones. Here, daughters are born into another family and are used as tools to exchange for dowries to supplement the income of sons.

This book mainly revolves around the career of the female protagonist, Chu Wangshu.

In the original book, Chu Wangshu also came from the remote and impoverished Qingya Village. In this conservative place, she was one of the few girls in her family who was willing to support her education.

Chu Wangshu lived up to expectations, and after being admitted to high school, he took the college entrance examination and was admitted to a university in Beijing.

During her time at university, Chu Wangshu saw a wider world, but she never became complacent. She took the initiative to get her roommates involved in a startup, starting with small capital, accumulating experience, and eventually establishing her own company.

Lin Huaixu met Chu Wangshu during his time teaching in the rural area.

He saw Chu Wangshu's potential, and as a teacher, he naturally wanted every child to change their destiny through learning, so he always provided her with various learning materials.

After Chu Wangshu passed the exam and left the mountains, Lin Huaixu still wanted to help more children, so he stayed there. The original book did not explicitly explain the romantic relationship between the two, only saying that they occasionally corresponded and had a vague appreciation for each other.

The original owner's family was different. Her parents had three daughters and a youngest son. She was forced to drop out of school after finishing elementary school.

At this time, nine-year compulsory education had just begun to be popularized, but in remote mountain villages, it had not yet been truly implemented.

She was given away by her parents to anyone in the village who could afford such a sum of money, regardless of who that person was or how they treated her. In her parents' hearts, this was the best path for her life.

Qi Yang's task is to rewrite the original owner's ending.

As his thoughts raced, the tricycle slowed down and stopped in front of a primary school.

This primary school was also built with mud-brick walls. The only words at the entrance were four large red characters: "Qingya School." A small building and an open space were all that made up the school.

Qi Rongguang parked the car, wiped the light sweat from his forehead, and turned around to greet Lin Huaixu warmly, "Teacher Lin, we've arrived."

Lin Huaixu nodded slightly, his voice gentle and clear, carrying the unique warmth of a scholar, "Thank you for your trouble, Brother Qi."

As soon as he finished speaking, Qi Rongguang jumped off the tricycle and quickly stepped forward to eagerly pick up the bag beside him. "Oh, Teacher Lin, you must be tired from your journey. Let me carry the heavy stuff!"

The dark-skinned man wore a fawning smile, his eyes deliberately puffed out with ingratiating intent.

Lin Huaixu stepped aside slightly, "I'll handle this."

"No need, no need, this is what I should do." Qi Rongguang insisted on taking the luggage without further ado. "For a scholar from the city to come and teach in our poor place is truly a virtuous act. If you ever encounter any difficulties here, feel free to come and find me!"

Lin Huaixu could not refuse and thanked him softly.

Qi Rongguang, carrying his luggage, glanced at him subtly and said in a low voice, "To tell you the truth, Teacher Lin, my son is also studying here. He's very bright and has a lively personality. You'll definitely like him. I hope you can give him some guidance so he can have a bright future and develop his career in a big city!"

These thoughts are straightforward and utilitarian; they can't be hidden.

Qi Yang, who remained huddled in the car without moving, couldn't help but roll her eyes.

Lin Huaixu heard this clearly, his expression unchanged. He calmly said, "Brother Qi, rest assured, I am a teacher and I will treat every child in the class equally and teach them diligently."

Qi Rongguang was far from having such insight. He was convinced that the other party's words were just polite formalities and that he would definitely remember his enthusiastic help today. So he nodded repeatedly in agreement, "You're right. As expected of someone who has been educated, your thinking is indeed different."

After exchanging a few pleasantries, Qi Rongguang insisted on helping him settle his luggage, but Lin Huaixu repeatedly declined.

Qi Rongguang wasn't embarrassed at all. He was always very considerate when dealing with outsiders, so he immediately waved his hand warmly, "Alright, alright, then we'll be going now. Teacher Lin, you should get some rest."

Lin Huaixu nodded slightly.

Before going inside, Lin Huaixu's gaze fell on the girl again. He often heard Qi Rongguang scolding this daughter on the way.

But the girl in front of him was quiet and had clear, pure eyes. As a teacher, Lin Huaixu couldn't help but feel a little sad. She was a pitiful child.

The young man adjusted his glasses, and his gentle eyes behind the lenses curved politely as he said, "Goodbye."

Qi Rongguang had already started pedaling when Qi Yang, who was behind him, almost lost her balance and trembled. She raised her hand and waved to Lin Huaixu in response.

Lin Huaixu looked at it, his expression slightly stunned, and then he couldn't help but laugh.