Little One Tears the Villain’s Script

Jiang Xiaoman nodded and murmured softly, “Yes, I’m going to be the most evil villainess.”

“?” So what are you doing now?

Was there any difference between what she was doing now and when she was a good kid?

Jiang Xiaoman said, “But I’m still a primary school student, and my father is a college student. If I can’t even pass the college entrance examination, wouldn’t I be weaker than him? If I can’t even compare to him in education, how could I become worse than him? If I’m going to do it, then I’m going to do my worst!”

“…” It sounded reasonable, but something felt wrong.

Jiang Xiaoman said again, “I have to work harder and be smarter than him. Otherwise, how can I become worse than him?”

“So from now on, I have to study hard.” Jiang Xiaoman stretched out. She finally finished doing the questions and went to bed. “I want to be admitted to a university better than him, so that he could never do anything bad to me. I would be able to bully him as much as I like!”

“You…” the system swallowed back its blood, “what you’re saying is not wrong…”

It suspected that the host was bullying it, but there was no evidence.

–

Jiang Xing had been resting at home for a few days, and had been picking Xiaoman up from school everyday when he was free.

According to Jiang Xing, he pulled his back when he held up Xiaoman to take photos the other day, so he needed to rest for a few days and gave himself a vacation.

Did the boss need a reason to give himself a holiday? Of course not!

So Jiang Xing leisurely used his spare time amidst the busyness to rest for a few days and get a peace of mind.

Although Xiaoman felt that he was just unwilling that someone got to donate the playground first and just came to take a look, she was still very happy when Uncle came to pick her up every day.

The only thing that caused her a bit of distress was that her points were all gone. Everything had been used up.

In order to help her uncle, she exchanged for a lot of cards at once, but now she couldn’t exchange for Mama Rong’s Acupuncture Technique card anymore, which made her very sad.

Her heart felt empty.

Sure enough, Grandma had been right. She became anxious when she had no food in hand; she had to have some with her to have a peace of mind.

But where to get points was also a problem.

It was difficult for her to earn points from the students, even from the ones in the hobby class.

Sigh, if only that fellow dragons and phoenixes among men Yu Qingshi could be a little bit jealous of her, it would be really good.

Then she would be able to get some points, but unfortunately, there was none at all…

Yu Qingshi was a really good child. He was very cute, and never cried or caused trouble. She had never got into conflict with him, so of course he didn’t have any negative emotion points.

Sigh, it was so hard.

Being too awesome was also not good. She couldn’t even find an opponent!

Jiang Xiaoman began to think.

Soon, she found some inspiration to earn points.

The crux was like this.

The teacher recommended a workbook in class. It was a good exercise book that everyone said was a very useful book; she asked the children to buy it after class.

Jiang Xiaoman, who loved and was even addicted to studying, made an appointment with Yu Qingshi to go to the bookstore and buy exercise books.

But the other children were not like the two of them who could go buy it themselves; they had to be accompanied by their parents.

Jiang Xiaoman discovered that after a kid bought one, the bookstore Uncle would recommend another one.

They were all exercise books.

English, Mathematics and Language, all subjects were available.

He would say that his children also used this one, it was very good! A famous teacher recommended it, the effect was top notch!

He would keep talking and by the time the children exited the bookstore, they would definitely be carrying more than one exercise book. They’d be carrying a lot of them!

With so many exercise books, their weekends and holidays were all gone.

Jiang Xiaoman’s eyes lit up instantly when she saw the children’s heads drooping.

She felt that she had found a way to make money.

According to her observation, none of the children who entered the bookstore left with a smile.

When they left, they were definitely full of resentment.

The bookstore Uncle was really bad!

Thus, she sowed a big dream in her tiny heart.

She wrote this dream in an essay!

Not only did she write it out, the teacher also asked her to read it on the podium.

The essay’s theme was “I will become a _____ in the future.”

The children would write things like “I will become a scientist in the future”, “I will become an astronaut in the future” and “I will become a mathematician in the future”. But her dream was very different; it was very fresh and refined.

Her essay’s title was “I will become a bookstore owner in the future.”

Her dream was too simple and down-to-earth, and the Language teacher was stunned. Then when she read the content, she thought that the child had brilliant ideas, so she asked her to come up on stage and read it out loud.

“Ten years in the future, I will be almost twenty years old. By this time, I will have become a bookstore owner.

I would sit in the bookstore and sell books everyday to little children and older children.

I would sell “Learning with Analogies”, “Famous Teachers’ Lecture Room” and “Class Training” to the children. There would also be Language, Mathematics and practice tapes for English conversations.

I want them to study from morning to night, from bright to dark. Let them swim deep in the vast ocean of knowledge that they would be too happy to think about anything else.

If the children can’t afford it, that’s okay, I will give it to them for free. So every child would be able to do exercises, so they can improve their grades and spread the love of learning to the world.”

The Language teacher felt that she was too enlightened. If everyone was like Xiaoman, then her job wouldn’t have been so hard. She took the lead to make an applause, “Good, very good! Jiang Xiaoman really could see the big picture, very thought-provoking!”

The children were crying.

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