Reborn as the twin sister of the male protagonist with her mortal enemy

She had never seen a car as big as a bus or a truck, nor had she seen a color TV or a washing machine, but even a three-year-old child here knew about them.

When she first went to school, she was obviously the oldest, but she knew nothing.

At such an old age, she still doesn't understand a lot of things in the lower grades. The teachers are okay with her, but many of her younger classmates make fun of her.

It is true that she was studying hard with all her might, but those were just a few achievements she had achieved due to her desperate efforts, and she was still far behind her peers.

But Sister Orange said she was awesome. That was different from what her parents and grandma said. Sister Orange said she mastered three and a half years of knowledge that others had in just one and a half years, which made her better than other children.

This is really powerful.

I am really happy, but there are still some unhappy things.

It's true that she wanted to study in the past, but when she really started studying, she found it very hard. It was very difficult for her to learn, and she had to work very hard to achieve a little bit of results.

She doesn't want to study again.

"Sister Juzi, I don't actually like studying that much. Am I not a good kid?" Luo Muju asked Zheng Juzi worriedly.

She actually wanted to leave a good impression in front of Sister Orange, but she really couldn't tell her parents about this distress, but she felt very uncomfortable holding it in.

I’m so worried that Sister Orange will no longer like me.

"That's normal." Zheng Juzi did not express disappointment or disgust. "Everyone hates to endure hardships, especially you. You started a little late and want to catch up with your peers, so it will be more difficult.

And there must be a lot of frustrations in the process, right? It’s normal to feel dislike for it.”

"Really?" Luo Muju asked in surprise. Sister Juzi didn't blame her at all.

"Really." Zheng Juzi gave her a positive answer.

"If I don't study...will I be letting my sister and Aunt Mu down?" Luo Muju didn't want to study anymore.

"Yes." Zheng Juzi still answered in the affirmative.

Luo Muju was very puzzled.

"You are still in elementary school and haven't even entered junior high school. The country now says that education is compulsory for nine years. You should at least finish junior high school before you think about giving up?" Zheng Juzi touched her head, his tone not harsh but firm.

Luo Muju was even more puzzled: "If you don't want to study anymore, you can save some tuition fees if you don't study now..."

She knew that her tuition was paid by Zheng Juzi, and she actually always felt guilty about it.

Zheng Juzi said: "It's different."

"Why is it different?"

"Studying is not the only way out for people, but you are still young and don't know what path you want to take." Zheng Juzi touched her head again.

"It's like many people here are eager to go to big cities. Some people can't forget them after they've been there, but they don't have the ability to survive in big cities and have to come back; some people go there and think it's just not that good, so they might as well go home and farm freely; some people go there and take root in big cities and make a career; and some people work day and night to stay in big cities and don't even have time to rest...

Whether you come back or stay, they are all choices in life, but the choice you make after seeing the world is the real choice. If you give up the opportunity to go out without even seeing the outside world, aren’t you wasting your future possibilities?

Also, there are many choices, but the ability to choose is also very important. If you give up the hardship of studying today, you may have to suffer more in the future. "

Luo Muju was stunned for a while before he said, "It's not like I can't endure hardship."

"They all said that I'm not good at studying... I just wanted to go home early to help my mother grow peppers." Luo Muju's voice became smaller and smaller, "I'm sorry, Sister Ju, am I wrong?"

"There's nothing wrong with telling me what's on your mind." Zheng Juzi looked at her with deep pity, "You're actually worried that you won't study well and end up not being able to get into high school or college, and disappoint your family, right?"

Luo Muju burst into tears. Everything she had now was given by them, but she felt that she could not give back. "I just feel that I don't deserve it."

The shadow of the original family makes children who have been neglected for a long time, especially girls, always have an indescribable inferiority complex - it seems that they are not qualified to have those good things, as if they are only worthy of living barely in the dust.

"It doesn't matter whether you are worthy or not. It's your fate to be loved by someone when you are born. If you didn't have it when you were born but got it later, it's also your fate." Zheng Juzi could understand her feelings. That kind of contradictory and tangled psychology cannot be persuaded with just a few words.

Sometimes the truth is not as simple as metaphysics.

Sure enough, Luo Muju was very receptive in her heart, "But..."

"If you can't pass the exam, then you can't pass it. If you are disappointed, then you are disappointed. It's nothing." Zheng Juzi seemed to know what she was worried about and directly told her the result she wanted.

The upshot is to accept reality, simple as that.

Luo Muju... "But..."

Zheng Juzi said: "We'll talk about the future later. You're still so young, how much work can you do in the fields? Can't you just help your mother on weekends? When you finish junior high school, if you don't want to continue studying, you can do something else.

The basic knowledge has been mastered, the mind is more mature than it is now, and the body is more or less able to go out to work or work in the fields. The judgments made at that time will be more accurate. "

Studying is not the only way out, but it is the best choice at this age.

Zheng Juzi suggested, "You are quite different in age from your classmates, and you have skipped several grades. It is normal for you to feel uncomfortable adapting to a new teacher's teaching method every time. If you are willing, you can come to town every day. There is a reading room in my house."

"Me, can I do that?" She could endure hardships, but it seemed that studying was not something that could be understood by enduring hardships.

Zheng Juzi said: "Of course."

After saying hello to the Luo family, Zheng Juzi took Luo Muju to the study room.

When Wang's mother found out that the Qin family next door had moved to a new house, she bought all three houses. The roadside house was good for a snack bar, but it was too crowded. This year, she wanted to finalize her son's marriage.

Song Xing was transferred to the city for work and has bought a house in the city. However, he thought that as long as he had the house, he would have the opportunity to come back in the future, so it is empty now.

Zheng Juzi and her siblings don't live here either. Tan Ying used to come here to read books, but no one has been here for the past six months. Even though the room has been cleaned, it's still obvious that it's much older.

However, during the winter vacation, a group of people still sat at a long table to study, and learning still requires an atmosphere.

Zheng Juzi introduced Luo Muju to them.

"Sister Juzi, what grade is she in?" Qin Wei asked, having never seen Luo Muju before.

Luo Muju's face turned red instantly.