1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 1683 is truly insane.
Upon hearing the butler's words, Grandpa Jiang frowned and said, "It's been so long since we brought him back, and he hasn't improved at all. He's already causing trouble again as soon as he got to school."

At this point, Uncle Huang could hear the old man's breathing become heavier on the other end of the phone: "Sir, how should we tell Miss about this?"

Grandpa Jiang finally understood: "Tell her directly that if she causes trouble again, we'll have to send her back. The Jiang family can't be ruined in her hands."

Upon hearing this, Uncle Huang almost burst into tears. The master finally understood: "Master, I understand."

Chu Xue had no idea that after she left, Jiang Wenxing had offended her other two roommates as well.

Jiang Wenxing wasn't incompetent; she just started acting like a spoiled young lady after being taken back to the Jiang family.

Seeing that Uncle Huang hadn't returned, she said arrogantly, "I'll give each of you a piece of chocolate. You can help me clean up my bunk."

Neither Qi Xiaoyu nor Zhang Yanyan were the type to take advantage of others. Zhang Yanyan politely declined, saying, "We still have some things to prepare, and we have to go out now, so I'm afraid we can't help you."

Upon hearing that he had been rejected, Jiang Wenxing immediately became upset: "What, one piece of chocolate isn't enough? You guys are too greedy."

Qi Xiaoyu looked at her as if she were an idiot: "When did we say that one piece of chocolate wasn't enough? Why are you trying to slander us right off the bat?"

Jiang Wenxing crossed his arms and said, "You didn't say it directly, but you rejected me because you want me to raise my price, right?"

Zhang Yanyan didn't want to talk to this person anymore: "He's really out of his mind."

With that, he pulled Qi Xiaoyu out of the dormitory.

Uncle Huang rushed back at this moment: "Miss, I have called the master. He said that he has done everything he can to help you. He also told you before that coming to Peking University is the last time. He hopes that you will take good care of yourself."

Upon hearing this, Jiang Wenxing stomped her foot and said, "I am the Jiang family's granddaughter. I don't believe that Grandpa would really abandon me." However, she also knew that the old man was probably still angry, so she didn't dwell on it: "Uncle Huang, let's talk about this later. Please help me tidy up my bed first."

Thinking about what had happened before, she said, "I asked those two classmates to help me clean up, but they complained that one piece of chocolate wasn't enough and actually refused. Humph, they really don't know what's good for them."

Upon hearing this, Uncle Huang lost all interest in giving her advice: "Forget it, let her do whatever she wants. She doesn't listen to the old man anyway, so I'd better not worry about it."

Uncle Huang felt that he was too old to climb the mountain, so he asked, "Young lady, which berth did you choose?"

This wasn't like in later times where beds were assigned directly; instead, it was a system where whoever arrived first got to choose.

This time, Jiang Wenxing didn't cause any trouble and simply pointed to the lower bunk near the door: "Let's choose this one."

Uncle Huang was quite efficient and quickly finished tidying up: "Miss, everything is clean. I'll help you make the bed and you can put your things in the suitcase."

Jiang Wenxing readily agreed: "Okay, you help me make the bed first, I'll pack my clothes and stuff later."

But even after Uncle Huang had finished laying out the sheets, she remained seated and didn't move.

Uncle Huang was also getting angry. Since the master had already said so, he didn't want to fawn over this incredibly stupid young lady anymore: "Young lady, the bedding is made, so I'll head back now."

Jiang Wenxing panicked: "I haven't packed the things in the suitcase yet. There's not much space in the dorm, so this suitcase can't be left here. Can you take it back for me?"

Uncle Huang took a deep breath and kept reminding himself: Just bear with it and it will pass.

(End of this chapter)