She Only Cares About Cultivation

The feeding bottles need to be replaced; there’s a ready supply in space. Just sterilize them with boiling water, and they can be used directly.

Choose milk that has been pre-boiled; the temperature is just right. Pour it into the bottle and quickly feed the crying hungry child.

This child’s condition is worse than An Ran’s was at the beginning, indicating that the nutrition from the mother was almost nonexistent. It’s really a miracle they survived.

Moreover, the face is bruised with a tint of yellow. Not only is there jaundice, but the head must have been compressed somehow, causing a bit of deformation. However, that’s nothing to worry about; with care, it can be nurtured back to health.

It’s a sin, how could anyone bear to abandon such a small child? That old woman is truly heartless!

And the previous Liu Family, although they were well-behaved for a while after being scared, she recently heard that they are looking for a new wife for their son again. The daughters enjoyed just six months of good days before being ordered to do this and that. Perhaps they feel emboldened because the Red-dressed Female Ghost seems to have disappeared?

Looks like she’ll have to scare them again when she has time. As long as she’s in Liujiatun, Liu Fugui can forget about marrying again.

The Qian Family has stirred up so much trouble for her. It seems the previous lessons weren’t enough. Just wait; when she gets some free time, she’ll definitely avenge her children.

This little one is An Ran’s biological little sister. If she doesn’t care for her, she absolutely won’t survive. Since the two are related by blood, after much thought, An Yi decided to adopt this child and name her... An Ning, which is similar to An Ran and has a good meaning.

However, with this decision, the job in the city...

An Yi sighed, it seems it can’t be kept.

How can she go to work with two children?

She can still place one An Ran in space for appearances, but carrying two children around? In the village school, it’s not a problem; they have childcare. She can just come back home after class, but in the city? With so many watching her, how can she take two children to school? That’s absolutely impossible.

Fortunately, as the days grow colder, the semester is about to end. She’ll have to plan thoroughly before deciding.

After coaxing the child to sleep, she placed her in space, then carried An Ran, left through the gate, and rode away on her bike.

Because her adoption of this child is not yet widely known, maybe by the afternoon, everyone will know.

By then, it’ll be time to explain.

Once she entered the village school, there were thirty minutes left before class started. Now she teaches the first two classes, while the afternoon lessons are handed over to the math teacher. She has no time herself, so she only teaches the first two classes in the morning. Perhaps because the food is tempting, the students quite enjoy her classes.

Her classroom approach is generally one lesson for learning, another for practice, and occasional check-ins at school, with rewards for good performance. So, for the sake of rewards, even when she’s not there, students diligently practice in the sand table. All she wanted was for them to take every learned character seriously. As long as they mastered the radicals and knew the writing steps, her class was worthwhile.

She has three calligraphy classes per week at the primary middle school. Each grade has one class per week. Actually, by junior high, their handwriting is mostly set, yet the school thinks their handwriting is too poor, hence they hired An Yi to teach calligraphy. It’s not offered in high school because their schedule is already tight, and even if they added the class, it wouldn’t have much effect.

The junior high has a calligraphy class, though it’s only one session, there’s homework every day. Before class, they hand homework to her, which she takes home for careful marking. New assignments get a fresh notebook, and because the marking load is heavy, she uses two notebooks in rotation. Well-performing students also receive material rewards.

The rewards she prepared are obtained in a lottery form, including fruit, desserts, candy, pencils, pens, notebooks, girls’ hair ties, clips, etc. All are thoughtfully prepared by her for everyone. Each assignment selects twenty people for rewards, so there’s still motivation to complete the homework.

In her own words, as long as one keeps practicing, no matter how late, it’s never too late.

On the high school side, history classes are held every day, at class unit levels, sometimes two class periods an afternoon. But here, there are no material incentives, as writing is not the main subject. The history exam is important for the college entrance exam. Without her urging, they’d still study, so why waste money?