Chapter 937 What About My Contribution?

"Wouldn't this be bad?"

Cai Xiufen said: "Let's not talk about the number one scholar you got in the exam. Let's just talk about college students. We have five students in our family at once, and all of you are admitted to good universities. If you make it too shabby, the villagers will be afraid. You have to gossip about our family."

"It's okay. The Jing family has been having a hard time this year. If our family had a big event, it would be a bit eye-catching, so it would be easy for others to gossip about it. Mom, there is a saying that is low-key in life and high-key in doing things. I think this sentence is very Okay, that makes sense.”

Captain Jiang thought for a moment and nodded: "Li Bao said it well."

Cai Xiufen: "What do you mean?"

Brother Jiang and Sister Jiang looked at Jiang Li together.

“To put it simply, you have to be humble and have confidence in what you do! Because being low-key will make you become more and more stable; doing things high-profile will make you become better and better.

For example, those who are more virtuous will be more low-key. This will not only prevent some people from being maliciously jealous because this person is too good, but also avoid the suspicion of others. "

Hearing what Jiang Li said, Mrs. Jiang sighed: "It's good to read more. Listen to what Li Bao said. They all make sense. If it were me, I probably wouldn't be able to say even one sentence even if I try to break my head."

Jiang Li smiled: "I read it in a book."

"That's because you read a lot, so you have the opportunity to see it and tell it."

The more Sister-in-law Jiang looked at Jiang Li, the more she felt that it was not good to have such a sister-in-law at home.

She is sweet and considerate, smart and considerate. She should be loved and protected by the whole family!

Brother Jiang nodded: "Your sister-in-law is right."

Captain Jiang: "Since we know that studying more is beneficial, why didn't you study hard when I sent you to school?"

Glancing at Brother Jiang, Captain Jiang's face was filled with disgust.

"Wasn't that stupid of me? When Yangyang and his brothers got to the age where they should go to school, I listened to you and drove them all to school."

Brother Jiang said, scratching the back of his head and smiling, Fang continued: "Look at Yangyang and the others, they are all successful now. Dad, this includes your contribution as a grandfather and my contribution as a father. What do you think? Right?"

Captain Jiang snorted coldly and did not answer Brother Jiang's words.

Sister-in-law Jiang glanced at Brother Jiang: "What about my contribution?"

"Yes, yes, you must have contributed. If you hadn't washed and cooked for those brats and run the house with my mother, no matter how good my father and I were, we wouldn't be where Yangyang and the others are today."

Brother Jiang faced Sister Jiang with an apologetic smile and said. Hearing this, Sister Jiang withdrew her gaze from Brother Jiang and said, "That's pretty much it."

Jiang Li smiled and said to Cai Xiufen: "Mom, my elder brother has not forgotten your contribution, did you hear it?"

"Yangyang, Chenchen and Xiaohong are admitted to college. Even if your eldest brother doesn't think it's because of mother's contribution, mother doesn't care."

Cai Xiufen said calmly, her eyes passing over Brother Jiang, and when her eyes fell on Jiang Li, she immediately smiled: "Your father and I have trained two college students from the top universities in the country, and My daughter is still the top scorer in science in the country. In my mother’s heart, you and your little brother are enough to make her proud!”

When Jiang Li heard this, she was startled for a moment, and then her beautiful eyes turned into crescent moons. She held Cai Xiufen's arm and smiled playfully: "It is what my little brother and I should do to make my mother and father look good, but it is also thanks to my mother and father. Only by teaching us from childhood to adulthood can we give you a chance to grow up.

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