Quick travel: The paranoid god is spoiled by the apex treasure again

"Comrade, I am Zhang Xinwei." She quickly wiped the water off her hands on her apron and took the admission letter from the postman.

"Aunt Liu, Aunt Liu, I passed the exam, I got into university!" Zhang Xinwei opened the thin piece of paper, saw the contents on it, and shed tears of excitement.

"What? She passed the exam. That's great. Let me see." Aunt Liu carefully took her admission letter and looked at the school on it. She also became excited: "It's a university in the provincial capital!"

The boss lady's shout immediately caused a stir among the people in the queue. People who were literate and knowledgeable also came over to take a look: "It's really a provincial university!"

Everyone started congratulating Zhang Xinwei.

"Xinwei is really promising. A girl has been admitted to the provincial capital university, which is a good school. When she graduates, she will be very successful. She will be able to eat government food."

"Yes, I watched this girl from the Zhang family grow up. She has been smart since she was young and is now a college student. She is amazing."

Zhang Xin smiled and thanked everyone who congratulated her.

Aunt Liu clapped her hands and said, "Everyone, listen to me first. I'm hosting you today to celebrate Xinwei's admission to the university in the provincial capital. This morning, all the breakfast in my shop is free for everyone to eat. Just eat your fill and eat well. It doesn't cost any money!"

"Aunt Liu, this is embarrassing." Zhang Xinwei was also stunned when she heard it, and quickly refused. She was happy that she was admitted to the university, but she couldn't let Aunt Liu spend money. After all, her breakfast stall was a small business.

"Why are you embarrassed? You have helped me so much over the years. Without your help, I would not be able to run this shop. Xinwei, I have long regarded you as my own daughter. It is a happy thing that you have been admitted to university. I must treat you." Seeing that she was about to say something, the proprietress pretended to be angry: "It's settled. Go put your things away and come to help quickly."

Seeing that the boss lady insisted, Zhang Xinwei had no choice but to give up. However, he remembered the boss lady's kindness deeply in his heart and went into the store to put the admission letter into the system space.

When they heard that the food was free, everyone cheered immediately.

"Thank you Aunt Liu. I'll have two big meat buns and a big bowl of porridge and pickled mustard greens!"

"Aunt, can you give me a bowl of noodles first? I want it spicy!"

The postman was also happy: "Aunt, I want a portion of this breakfast too, to share in the good luck."

Aunt Liu cheerfully said yes, opened the steamer, took out two buns, wrapped them, and stuffed them to the postman first: "Comrade, you have worked hard, eat a bun, we have everything, we have everything, don't worry, everyone, line up."

At this time, when the Zhang family heard the neighbor who was coming home from shopping say that there was a free breakfast, Zhang's mother immediately rushed over with Zhang Dabao and Shen Ruoruo, and did not even listen to the fact that Zhang Xinwei was admitted to university.

No, now you should call her Zhang Ruoruo.

"I never thought that the girl from the Zhang family would actually be admitted to university. This is really amazing."

Another diner at the next table slurped his noodles and snorted disdainfully, saying sourly, "So what if she's a college student? To me, it's really useless for a woman like her to read so many books. Sooner or later, she'll have to get married and have kids."

Zhang's mother, who was waiting in line, also happened to hear the words that the Zhang family girl was admitted to university. Her eyes lit up, and she grabbed Zhang Ruoruo and said excitedly: "Ruoruo, you were admitted to university! Oh, why didn't you tell me?"

Zhang Ruoruo was stunned for a moment, then she admitted it as a matter of course: "Mom, the admission letter hasn't arrived yet."

"Hahaha, my daughter is really promising. She will be a college student in the future."