The little dumpling is five and a half years old, which made his father so angry that his head split

Li Yuanchao and his wife arrived in the late afternoon; they probably went to the Chang family's house at noon.

Their voices prompted Li Muchen to come out and greet them.

Chang Yuan looked at the two children and said.

"My nephews and the others have all enrolled in computer training courses. Would you and your siblings like to join them?"

That's a good idea!

Although Li Tian is very familiar with computers, she only knows how to use some office software and play games.

She doesn't know how to program.

Especially under the DOS system.

"Auntie, I want to learn, where do I register?"

Li Muchen was naturally tempted; he had only heard of computers but had never seen one in person.

"Auntie, I want to learn too."

Li Shengli didn't understand what a computer was, but he knew he had to learn something new.

His grandchildren cannot fall behind.

"Xiao Chang, then please enroll both children. We'll cover the expenses."

Chang Yuan quickly responded.

"Dad, let me go ask about the class schedule first. It has to be scheduled for Sunday."

Lee Seungri nodded.

Chang Yuan then looked at the two children.

"What time of day do you think is best on Sunday?"

Li Tian no longer needs to attend classes; she can arrange her time as she pleases.

"I'm available both in the morning and afternoon."

Li Muchen is supposed to play chess in the morning, and this cannot be changed at will. The teacher is already very busy, and the time for him to attend class is squeezed out.

"Auntie, I'm free this afternoon."

Chang Yuan responded.

"I've checked. If the timing is right, I'll register you directly. If there's a time conflict, then you can study during the summer vacation."

This is the best arrangement.

"Thank you, Auntie."

"Thank you, Auntie."

"You're welcome. If time permits, I'm also planning to enroll in a training course myself. I've heard that not being able to use a computer will be the new form of illiteracy."

Li Tian smiled and didn't say anything more.

After all, it's something new, and she shouldn't know too much about it.

But with more people at home and things getting lively, Li Shengli's mood visibly improved.

Li Tian took some time to give the written suggestions to Du Juan.

Du Juan returned a fountain pen to Li Tian.

Brand new.

It must have been bought today.

Li Tian politely declined.

He only comes back once a week, and Li Yuanchao and the other two didn't go back that night.

When Li Yuanchao had time, Li Tian submitted the research report she had written.

Free teachers are free, so why not take advantage of them?

Using it is definitely not a waste.

Li Yuanchao spent half an hour reading the dozen or so pages, and then another half hour sketching and revising them with a pencil.

"This is my first time writing this kind of report, and it's quite good."

"Of course, there are quite a few problems. First, you need to clarify who this report is for."

"The focus should be different when sending it to different people for review."

"If you want to focus on people's livelihood, you need to emphasize their daily lives, including food and housing."

"If you're interested in ecology, write more about the impact of human activities on nature."

"If you're calling for the protection of animals and plants, then provide more concrete evidence."

"You only went through it once, so of course there's no data to support it. But if you go back a few years later and compare the photos from both trips, it will be much more convincing."

"Otherwise, a simple, superficial explanation is unlikely to attract the attention of leaders."

Li Tian listened attentively.

These problems are objectively real, and she acknowledges that.

Moreover, the goal was not clear, and the writing was indeed somewhat disorganized.

It's more like a diary.

Li Yuanchao concluded.

"You can break the report down into several parts and write about what you see and feel. There's no need to deliberately elevate any particular insight."

Li Tian took notes.

These suggestions are all very sound; you should remember them.

Li Yuanchao stood up and stretched.

"Go have fun. When I was your age, I had already cycled all over Beijing."

"These daunting tomes can be studied when needed."

"Right now, I have no choice but to write and approve a bunch of reports."

"My lower back and cervical spine aren't doing so well anymore."

Li Tian giggled.

He walked behind Li Yuanchao and punched him a few times.

Being a leader is really not an easy job.

"Dad, you need to train harder, otherwise in a few years you won't even be able to beat me."

Li Yuanchao ruffled his daughter's hair.

He hopes that the student will surpass the teacher.

This indicates that the child is promising.

"Go to bed early and protect your eyes. You can't become nearsighted too early. Let me tell you, you can't be a special forces soldier if you're nearsighted."

Li Tian nodded.

This wasn't meant to be a threat.

After all, nearsighted people are still a minority these days.

When not many people are nearsighted, the conscription requirements will have to be changed.

After washing up and lying in bed, Li Tian couldn't fall asleep.

With Dujuan's source of income cut off, she has to think of other ways.

As she was thinking, Li Tian suddenly sat up.

She's the chosen one who transmigrated into the book, how could she forget such a huge cheat code?

If we don't make good use of it, wouldn't it be a waste of her foresight?

Li Tian hugged the blanket and rolled her eyes.

Unfortunately, this book is a romance novel, not an inspirational one.

The male and female leads are deeply in love and their careers are going smoothly, so they don't need to earn extra money.

What about the side quests?

What other people, what other opportunities?

Xiao Hong's name suddenly popped into Li Tian's mind.

This person looks like a rich second or third generation, completely unaware of the hardships of life.

What role does he play in the original work?

Xiao Hong, Xiao Hong...

Surname Xiao...

If you can't think of any minor characters, then think of those who are mainly there to advance the plot.

As Li Tian pondered, she suddenly remembered a villain surnamed Xiao, who could also be described as the female lead's simp.

He is a wealthy businessman who is deeply in love with the female lead and spends money like water. His series of outrageous actions actually strengthen the relationship between the male and female leads.

Later, the wealthy businessman surnamed Xiao, driven by love turned to hatred, did many things to target the male protagonist. In the end, he was completely defeated by the male protagonist, and his family went bankrupt and declined.

Based on age, it certainly wouldn't be Xiao Hong.

But the wealthy businessman surnamed Xiao must have had some connection with him.

It should be an elder in the family.

If things follow the original plot, Xiao Hong won't have many good days left.

Xiao Hong took the initiative to approach them, though he didn't say why. But Li Tian guessed that he wanted to befriend them.

Because Xiao Hong's gaze towards her was clear and without any ulterior motives.

Li Tian was not averse to this kind of closeness.

The key question is what kind of person Xiao Hong is.

It's not about the quantity of friends, but their reliability and the ability to help each other succeed.

They definitely need someone with business acumen and pragmatism in their team.

Although Xiao Hong does not yet possess these qualities.

But children from such families clearly have the potential in this area.

Just like a seed, it can take root and sprout when it encounters the right conditions.

Looking at the alarm clock on the table, it was almost ten o'clock, so Li Tian quickly lay down to sleep.

Insufficient sleep can affect physical and brain development.

If you want to be a special forces soldier, being too petite won't do.

After stopping her overthinking, Li Tian quickly fell asleep.

But I had a dream, which is quite rare.