Transmigration: On the Gossip Front
Chapter 598 - 599 Sister Like Mother 16_1

Chapter 598: Chapter 599 Sister Like Mother 16_1

"Once you have money, that’s all that matters. After making big bucks, does she even plan to come back?"

"She can just live outside, her days won’t be bad."

"Sis, I know that in your heart, studying well and getting into a university means making big money."

"But this can also make big money. A brother’s sister does this, and she says as long as you’re pretty, you can absolutely make a fortune in The South."

"Then you can easily buy a house and all that. Just bring the money to a new city to live, and that’s it."

Anyway, once he had money, he would never consider moving back to the village. Life in the countryside was nowhere near as convenient as in the city, where it was easy to buy whatever you needed.

"If I ever marry a wife that impressive, I really wouldn’t mind."

It didn’t matter what his wife did for a living; the important thing was that she had to give him money. As long as the money was right, everything else could be discussed.

Once Huang Xin said this, regardless of what everyone had been thinking or discussing animatedly before,

they all stopped their chattering and looked at Huang Xin, dumbfounded. They had never imagined that someone would willingly be such a sucker.

Massaging her temples, Huang Man felt a headache brewing. Huang Xin’s thoughts were truly dangerous — the kid seemed determined to be supported by a woman.

It didn’t matter to him what the woman did, as long as she made money and could provide funds for him to spend. He didn’t consider anything else at all.

"There are men who live off women, but someone like you is truly rare," Huang Man said with a deep sigh. "Forget it, you’re not my son, and since you have your own ideas, there’s no way I can persuade you."

Let Zhao Mei worry and fret over this headache. After all, when the time came, even if Zhao Mei wanted to have a chat about it, she might not even be able to find Huang Man.

Right now, she had just one thought: to get away as fast as she could. Initially, she thought that the siblings she came to know in her past life were ingratitude personified, cold-hearted and vicious.

Now she realized that Huang Xin truly was someone who could be ruthless even to himself.

"Right, your kid is close with Huang Xin, right?" someone whispered to a nearby resident.

That neighbor nodded, a serious look clouding their face, "Can’t let them hang out with Huang Xin anymore."

If they continued, it would surely lead to trouble. Huang Xin could be shameless and indifferent, and Zhao Mei might not intervene, but they could not endure the pointing fingers and piercing gazes of everyone else.

When Huang Xin heard the neighbors saying they wouldn’t allow their children to play with him anymore, he snorted disdainfully, "Don’t worry, I wouldn’t bother with your stupid sons anyway."

"A bunch of idiots who understand nothing." All they do is play with the same old things and dream about going out to work and making money one day.

There’s clearly a shortcut available to them, an easy way to make money, but these fools reject it.

Well, if they don’t want it, fine. When he made it rich, he certainly wouldn’t include them. Just let them be jealous.

Huang Lina looked at Huang Xin in front of her, and the suggestion he made was somewhat tempting to her.

Although earning that kind of money would ruin one’s reputation, the allure of actual profit was irresistible, and if it became too much to handle, she could simply not return.

People said that the big cities beyond were much livelier than the county towns; she, too, wanted to go out and see for herself.

Huang Man was able to leave by getting into a university and studying elsewhere, but Huang Lina didn’t know how she could escape to the outside world to take a look around.

She was tempted, truly tempted. Once she had her own money, she could do whatever she wanted, and she believed that her life would definitely be better than Huang Man’s.

When the time came, she would make sure to mock Huang Man thoroughly. Wasn’t it true that Huang Man looked down on them, believing she was superior just because she was good at studying?

Even though she was tempted, she couldn’t change her mind in front of everyone.

"I’m going back to my room," Huang Lina stood up. After a short pause, she slowly returned to her room.

Huang Xin watched Huang Lina’s retreating figure as she made her way back to the room, his first thought was that he had won and completely subdued her. He was eager to see how she would dare to jump around in front of him in the future.

Huang Xin called after Huang Lina’s retreating back, "Huang Lina, remember, I don’t care if you study or not, but you are not allowed to ask mom for money."

"That money is mine," Huang Xin reiterated.

When Huang Lina heard this, she really wished she could turn around and punch him. He was such an idiot.

Forget it, no point in talking about it now. We’ll discuss it later when we can avoid the neighbors, and most importantly, avoid The South.

Huang Lina believed that if The South found out about this matter, it might just spread everywhere.

Seeing everyone disperse, The South said to Huang Xin, "Huang Xin, won’t you close the yard gate?"

Even though it was in the village and the public security had always been good, she was accustomed to closing the gate.

Huang Xin made an annoyed sound in response. Since Huang Lina had already gone back to her room, he had no choice but to reluctantly go and close the gate.

Huang Xin was unsatisfied with the meal Huang Lina cooked, which didn’t taste good, and although he didn’t like it, he had no money at hand and had to grit his teeth and eat it. He had already burned through the little food there was, and now he was so hungry.

Huang Xin looked towards the room The South was currently occupying, knowing she must have money, but he had no way to ask her, knowing that even if he did, she wouldn’t agree.

Massaging his stomach that wouldn’t stop protesting, Huang Xin lay on his bed, helplessly looking out the window, "I really do need money on hand."

Living without money was truly difficult, he turned over and prepared to rest.

The South turned on a small desk lamp and began to write her novel. She had already figured out the beginning and wanted to write it down while her thoughts were clear.

She aimed to finish at least five thousand words by the end of the month and then mail them off.

In an age without computers, everything depended on handwriting, which was really tough. She hoped that after getting into university, the fees from her manuscripts would allow her to buy a computer.

With a computer, she could make money more efficiently. The South slowly began to write the beginning, while Li Na rested in her room until she felt completely recovered and then went to knock on Huang Xin’s door.

In the dead of night, even though Li Na’s knocking was not loud, The South would definitely hear it.

Listening carefully, she heard Huang Xin’s coarse voice, "Who is it?"

"It’s me, brother, it’s me. I have something to ask you," Li Na said in a low voice, worried about waking The South.

Soon she heard Huang Xin’s voice, filled with dissatisfaction, "What do you want?"

"What, you want to beg for mercy, want me to change my mind, to let mom continue giving you money?"

"I’m telling you, it’s impossible." Even if Li Na kneeled down to beg for mercy, he would not change his mind.

Li Na really didn’t get it – how could his brain be so thick to say such a thing.

"It’s not that, I know that money is yours, and I won’t ask for it." Humph, once she could earn her own money, why would she care about that money?

"You, you were the one who disagreed, right?" Wasn’t he the one who had furiously said he was going too far, that he was pushing her into a pit?

"So now you know I’m right?" Huang Xin just knew that they were all the same, all fond of money.

"I know, I know."