Chapter 1050: 1036: Putting Knowledge into Practice

Chapter 1050: Chapter 1036: Putting Knowledge into PracticeSu Xuan actually felt rather frustrated in his heart. To be honest, he really didn’t know what to say. What could he even say about these kinds of things?

The call wouldn’t go through, and Su Xuan was speechless, so he sent a text.

“Chu Wanjun, this is Su Xuan. Please reply when you get this message.”

After Su Xuan sent it, he surprisingly received a response after a while. When he checked his phone, it was from Chu Wanjun.

“Is there something you need from me?”

Su Xuan felt a bit speechless. What on earth was she up to? Official source is novelhall.com

“Go back to school for class. Your mom came to school. I didn’t think through yesterday’s situation thoroughly enough, so please don’t overthink it. I’ll handle it.”

After Su Xuan sent the message, he received a message back from Chu Wanjun after a while.

“Thank you for your concern, but my mind is made up. My mom has endured hardship for over ten years for me, and as her daughter, I should repay her. Everyone has their own choices. After university graduation, you still have to look for a job anew anyway. If that’s the case, I might as well step out first. At least this way, I can help reduce some of my mom’s life burdens. Alright, I have to go to work now. Finally, thank you, Su Xuan. I spoke harshly yesterday; I hope you understand.” After saying this, Chu Wanjun turned off her phone. Actually, when she got home last night, she realized she had been a bit impulsive. Su Xuan was likely just trying to do a good deed with the wrong approach.

Su Xuan felt a bit emotional, looking at the message with a faint smile. Actually, upon seeing this message from Chu Wanjun, Su Xuan no longer felt like persuading her further. Like Wanjun said, everyone has their own choices. Life is a slow journey, and there is no fixed route in it.

Many people don’t even know the true meaning of university. A lot of people believe that a good university provides a good platform, and consequently, you have a promising future. But how many people realize after graduating that finding a job is just like any junior or senior high school student’s and doesn’t necessarily offer a higher salary, causing a huge gap in expectations. When that gap arises, higher positions become unattainable and lower ones undesirable.

Someone once asked Su Xuan the use of reading. Honestly, applying what you learn is rare, especially at university, where a lot of things are not directly applicable.

This is how Su Xuan answered at the time: Reading is like eating every day. On the surface, it seems to have no effect, but those things have actually become part of a person’s bloodstream and body, forming a kind of disposition. That’s the real necessity of reading. Comparing someone who hasn’t read much to someone with low education and culture, there must be some difference, which is impossible. This is disposition; although some are born with a particular disposition, that’s a minority.

Now that Chu Wanjun has made her decision, Su Xuan feels he should encourage her. After all, life is long, and school is just a step in it.

So when Wanjun stated her choice, Su Xuan felt he should offer encouragement. After all, she has her own life. Although it’s a pity, they are all adults now, and every decision is well-considered.

Su Xuan didn’t continue to call or text, knowing she was safe, which put his mind at ease.

“Bro, I’m back. Gosh, I’m as tired as a dead dog. I now realize how out of shape I am.”

After returning, Xiaopang was still a bit out of breath, looking at Su Xuan with a sweaty forehead.

“Being tired is a good thing because comfort is for the dead. Let me tell you, hang in there. No matter what you do, once you stick with it, you’ll find many things quite incredible.”

Su Xuan smiled and said. Persistence is victory. Life is about persistence. Su Xuan feels the greatest flaw of those who achieve nothing is not persisting. Many people start with great enthusiasm, swearing to do this and that, looking full of confidence. But they fail after just two or three days of trying.

That’s laziness in essence. Su Xuan appreciates the saying: doing simple things repeatedly makes you an expert. Although it might sound a bit biased, there’s a lot of truth to it. Quantity and quality always have a direct proportion, and many people fail in their inability to persist.

Especially those on a diet. An overweight person doesn’t gain it overnight; it’s accumulated over time. Similarly, losing weight takes time to gradually wear it down.

“Bro, don’t worry. I’m confident. I WILL have eight-pack abs. You know what, Xiong Yingjun is really happy because I started losing weight. He even encouraged me to persevere.”

Xiaopang appeared quite excited. He didn’t expect Yingjun to be so happy about his weight loss. This proves the saying that everyone has a fondness for beauty.

“Haha, that’s a must. Let me tell you if you ever reveal an eight-pack, you’ll be able to push Xiong Yingjun down, and he’ll definitely agree. Go Xiaopang, I’m rooting for you.”

Su Xuan said with a mischievous smile. Xiaopang felt a bit embarrassed but told himself he had to stick to it and not let Yingjun down.

After class, as Su Xuan was about to head out for a walk, Sherry came over to his seat with a smile and teasingly said.

“Su Xuan, I’m inviting you to dinner tonight. Are you coming?” Sherry had been very grateful to Su Xuan recently. After the last incident, her black sheep of a brother got messed with by Su Xuan, leaving a lifelong psychological shadow. Truth be told, that’s something he’ll never forget. Sherry’s delinquent brother was violated by some fat guy and got beaten up. Since then, he never dared to impersonate his sister again. It was too much to risk.

Sherry always wanted to thank Su Xuan for helping, but Su Xuan was hard to catch, like a dragon that shows its head but not its tail. She hadn’t seen him.

“Haha, with the problem solved and a beauty inviting me for a meal, I’m always up for it.”

Su Xuan said with a mischievous smile. Of course, their communication was entirely in English, as Sherry’s Chinese wasn’t that good.