Chapter 350: Chapter 351 Admission Notice Chapter 350: Chapter 351 Admission Notice “Comrade, my name is Sun Yiliang. Do you have my admission letter?” Sun Yiliang ran over, out of breath and anxious, asking.

Xu Qingqing was even more flush with excitement. Just as long as her man got the admission letter, she would have turned her life around from a serf to someone who could sing her own song.

She looked at the mail carrier with anticipation.

The mail carrier rummaged through the bag for quite a while, then spread his hands apologetically: “I’m sorry, there’s none!”

Sun Yiliang’s heart instantly felt like it had dropped into a deep freeze.

Xu Qingqing’s face fell with disappointment, and thinking of Xu Ying, she quickly asked, “Comrade, did Xu Ying get admitted?”

“Xu Ying? Is she from the family of the village chief in your village?” The mail carrier’s face lit up as he said, “She did, indeed! Your village chief’s family is truly remarkable. All four children were admitted to university.”

The words ‘all four children were admitted to university’ echoed endlessly in Xu Jingjing’s mind.

Her heart shattered. Why had the entire Xu Ying family been admitted to university, while Sun Yiliang hadn’t even made it into a vocational college? She glared at Sun Yiliang with humiliating rage and scolded, “You good-for-nothing. You lied to me, saying you could get into university. If I had known, I never would have married you.”

Sun Yiliang, already in a foul mood, became instantly furious when she jabbed at his sore spot. He raised his hand and fiercely slapped Xu Qingqing across the face: “Shut your mouth. If you hadn’t been nagging me about getting into university, I wouldn’t have ended up so embarrassed.”

After speaking, Sun Yiliang stormed off, fuming.

Zhao Jiazong sat in the courtyard with a look of utter disappointment, dejectedly holding his head, staring resentfully at those who had been admitted to universities.

“Jiazong, don’t take it too hard. You can always try again next year,” a young man, who got along well with Zhao Jiazong, said comfortingly.

Zhao Jiazong looked at the admission letter in his friend’s hand, feeling the irony of it all. The comfort only served to fuel his anger.

Seeing the admission letter in his friend’s hand, Zhao Jiazong conceived a bold idea.

The news that the Xu Family’s four children had gotten into university spread throughout the entire county.

All four children had gone to universities, among them Xu Ying to Qinghua, and Second Brother Xu, incredibly, to Beijing University–both top-tier institutions in the nation.

Mr. Xu, in high spirits, planned to toast to their fortune.

He arranged a feast in Xujia Village, with dishes being cooked non-stop throughout the day.

Anyone passing by Xujia Village was free to join the table and eat.

Upon hearing the good news, many people from neighboring villages flocked to Xujia Village.

In Xujia Village, Mr. Xu even specially arranged for yangge dances and open-air movies.

Meanwhile, at the Lu Family, Lu Daya also got into Beijing University. Mrs. Lu might not have been as capable, but she still wanted to celebrate for her daughter, as well as for the partner of the second son, who had been admitted to university as well.

She and her husband, with the financial support from Lu Aimin, decided to buy sweets to hand out that day.

Xu Qingqing watched the Xu Family enjoy their moment of glory, so much that it sent pangs through her chest.

Xu Jianhe had enough when he saw her return: “Because of you, your mother was arrested. You said Sun Yiliang would get into university. We would all hold our heads high because of him, and everyone believed you, but what now?

Xu Qingqing, pack your things right away and leave. Which family’s daughter stays at her parents’ house after marriage, eats and drinks there? I’m giving you one day to get your things together. Then you and your husband can go wherever you please.”

Xu Qingqing’s brothers and sisters-in-law hated this sister of theirs to the extreme; she had no real talent and yet always compared herself to Xu Ying, making a fuss over nothing.

Watching Xu Qingqing, her eldest brother added more fuel to the fire and said, “Dad, I think Yiliang won’t make it into university, so let’s just make him go back to work.”

“They could make some money to support Qingqing, but if she repeats a year, the required money won’t be small, and since Qingqing still has no job, where can we get enough to support so many idle people?”

“Exactly, even Sun Juan, who hasn’t done much, still got into a vocational school, and Sun Yiliang is a teacher. She couldn’t even get into a vocational school.

If she doesn’t start working, she might even lose any job opportunities.”

Xu Jian glared at his daughter, “Hurry up and pack your things and get out, I won’t support a waste like you.”

Xu Qingqing was scared by her father’s glare, remembering the day she was locked up and nearly sold off, she shuddered and quickly ran out.

The Xu Family laid out a grand feast, with Mr. Sun, Mr. Niu, and the Society Director all attending.

Even Director Gu came with his daughter and niece, and of course, Xu Ren Guo, whose son-in-law got into Beijing University–what a glorious thing to talk about.

Now, he wouldn’t dare to look down on Xu Shengcai even the slightest.

The Xu Family was bustling with excitement, and Director Gu had another important matter this time.

Yu County was the first to try land distribution, and the public response was very positive. Part of his visit was also for Xu Ying’s breeding farm.

The upper levels were very supportive, and if the breeding farm was successful, it could accelerate the economic development of Yu County.

Not only were they supportive, but they also released a bonus incentive for Xu Ying to do well with her breeding farm and orchard, aiming to make a significant contribution to the economic development of Yu County.

“Can you manage the breeding farm if you go directly to university?” Director Gu asked worriedly.

His promotion might also hinge on the success of Xu Ying’s breeding farm.

“I can manage, I’ve already found professional livestock and veterinary staff for the farm, and my partner knows his stuff.

Even if I leave, my man and my dad will help me oversee it,” Xu Ying replied confidently.

She had poached the father of a major breeder from the future, so she really wasn’t worried about the breeding issues.

In a family business where the son is successful, the father is naturally even more capable.

Director Gu was reassured upon hearing this.

On the first day of school, Mrs. Xu got up early to pack her daughter’s luggage, worried as her girl was going so far away to Beijing and would be gone for months.

On the day of departure, delivering her to the train station, she didn’t forget to remind Huo Chen, “Remember to buy daily necessities for Yingying when you get there, don’t forget.”

Huo Chen, carrying the luggage, promised, “I know, Mom, you can rest easy.

I’ll definitely settle Yingying first, and I have some business in Beijing in the next few days, so I can take care of Yingying there. You just relax.”

Mr. Xu pulled Mrs. Xu aside, “The son-in-law is attentive, there’s nothing about Yingying he doesn’t care for, you’re worrying over nothing.”

Mrs. Xu felt a little aggrieved by Mr. Xu’s words; her son-in-law may be attentive, but she worried for her daughter.

With the train starting to move, Mr. and Mrs. Xu stood by the train, unwilling to leave, watching their daughter travel far away.

Xu Ying waved at them through the glass, “Dad, Mom, go back.”

“Alright!” Mrs. Xu replied, waiting until the train was out of sight before leaving, feeling empty inside.

The train to Beijing didn’t travel quickly, taking almost a day and a night.

Huo Chen had bought sleeper tickets, and after getting off, he carried the luggage and took Xu Ying to the university–a vast place bustling with students.

Huo Chen carried the bedding on his back and various daily supplies in his arms, weighed down by so many items, attracting quite a few onlookers.

“Look, that guy is really strong, carrying all that stuff and he doesn’t even seem tired.”