Qiu Yingying is reborn and bound to a learning system.

As Qiu Yingying watched her parents nag while helping her pack, her initial hesitation vanished. She took a deep breath, as if making a firm decision, and carefully took out a small, bright red notebook from the innermost compartment of her suitcase.

"Dad, Mom," she held up the notebook, smiling with a mix of nervousness and pride, "I have something to show you."

Qiu Yingying's parents stopped what they were doing and looked at her at the same time.

"What is it?" Qiu Yingying's mother asked curiously.

Qiu Yingying handed over the red booklet as if presenting a treasure: "Take a look."

Qiu Yingying's father took it, glanced at the cover, and was stunned.

"This...this is...the property certificate?" His voice trembled slightly.

Qiu Yingying's mother also went over to take a look, her eyes widening in surprise: "It says...our names?"

"Yes." Qiu Yingying nodded, smiling like a cat that had just stolen some cream. "I bought you an apartment in Shanghai, right across from my apartment complex, within walking distance. The environment there is even better than here, with more greenery and wider spacing between buildings, making it more comfortable to live in."

The air fell silent for two seconds.

Then--

"You silly child!" Qiu Yingying's father slapped his thigh, his face flushed with excitement. "Why didn't you say so sooner!"

He held the property certificate, his hands trembling, turning it over and over as if it were some rare treasure.

"When I was young, my biggest dream was to live in a big city!" Qiu Yingying's father said, his eyes shining with excitement. "Back then, my family was poor, and we couldn't afford it, so we had to stay in a small town. I never imagined that I would own a house in Shanghai in my lifetime!"

As he spoke, his eyes became a little red.

Qiu Yingying's mother was deeply moved and held Qiu Yingying's hand, saying, "Yingying, how could you be so thoughtful? How much did this cost?"

"Oh, don't worry about the cost," Qiu Yingying waved her hand. "I have a house and a car now, and my income is stable. It's only right that I buy you a house to live in. You raised me all these years, and I want you to enjoy life too."

She paused, then added, "The house is on the second floor, with a small balcony and excellent natural light. It's more convenient for you older folks to live on a lower floor, so you don't have to climb the stairs every day."

Qiu Yingying's father took a deep breath, trying to calm himself down. He looked at Qiu Yingying, his eyes filled with relief and pride.

"Yingying, you've really grown up," he said. "Dad is so proud of you."

Qiu Yingying was a little embarrassed by the praise and scratched her head: "Oh, Dad, don't be so sentimental."

Qiu Yingying's mother smiled and patted her hand: "Of course we want to go to Shanghai and live with you, but..."

She paused, glanced at Qiu Yingying's father, and the two exchanged a look.

"We've worked here for so many years, and there are still a lot of things to arrange," Qiu Yingying's mother said. "Your father's workplace still has a handover period, and I also have some old clients here, so we can't just leave."

"Yes," Qiu Yingying's father nodded. "Going to Shanghai is such a big deal, we need to plan it carefully. We need to take care of things here before we can go with peace of mind."

Qiu Yingying had anticipated their response and nodded, "I understand. You don't need to rush, take your time. The house has already been bought, and you can move in anytime. We'll go to Shanghai together whenever you're ready."

She paused, then added, "Besides, I also have my own house in Shanghai. If you want to go and stay there for a few days to experience it, that's perfectly fine."

Qiu Yingying's father beamed with joy: "That's wonderful! Once I've settled my work, we'll go to Shanghai!"

Qiu Yingying's mother nodded with a smile: "Yes, let's go and take a look first, and get used to the environment."

Looking at the smiles on her parents' faces, Qiu Yingying felt a warm glow in her heart.

She knew that getting her parents to leave the place they had lived their whole lives was not an easy thing. But she also believed that as long as the family was together, home was wherever they were.

She is not worried about the future at all now.

Because she knew that soon she wouldn't be alone in Shanghai anymore.