Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

It’s not Chu Molin’s fault. Qin Xue’s feet were so swollen that it must have been very painful. So, Chu Molin wanted to take care of everything himself and let Qin Xue rest.

“No need, just wait here; I’ll do it.” In the end, Chu Molin didn’t let Qin Xue do anything; instead, he changed the sheets and quilt covers in both rooms himself and even took them to the washroom to wash.

Nangong Shulan felt relieved seeing this; it was a blessing for her eldest daughter to find someone who loved her so much.

“Mom, go rest.” Qin Xue didn’t argue with Chu Molin for taking the sheets to wash. Instead, she went to her mother and told her to rest.

Qin Xue was also tired, so she got into bed next to Nangong Shulan. This was a habit from her childhood.

Seeing Nangong Shulan, who looked like her mother, Qin Xue naturally snuggled next to her.

In a short while, Qin Xue fell asleep. Nangong Shulan, on the other hand, couldn’t sleep yet – she looked at her daughter’s movements, feeling both tender and sour in her heart.

With a soft sigh, she closed her eyes and slept. Perhaps because her daughter was sleeping next to her, Nangong Shulan also quickly entered the dreamland.

After Chu Molin washed and hung the sheets and quilt covers, he returned to his original room to read a military theory book.

He had forgotten to bring out the art of war book earlier, and now his mother-in-law was resting in the room, so he, as a son-in-law, couldn’t enter the room. He could only go back to reading his old books.

Speaking of the past, it didn’t seem like long ago, but why did he feel like it had been a very, very long time?

Over the past few days, Chu Molin had been reading the books Qin Xue gave him, and now, as he switched to military theory, his mind felt somewhat absent. This had never happened before.

Perhaps it was the unusual content of the two books that deeply attracted him.

Unable to focus, Chu Molin closed the book and silently recalled the content of the art of war and array in his mind, running through various array formations and military moves.

He considered which method could eliminate the enemy the fastest and reduce his side’s manpower and resources to the lowest point.

Through repeated reasoning and calculation, Chu Molin became more proficient and gained a deeper understanding of these contents.

For Chu Molin, this was like acquiring a treasure – all the content was imprinted in his mind, and no one could take it away.

Chu Molin also noticed his change – although his memory had always been good, it had never reached the level of being able to read at a glance and remember everything.

Now, not only did he feel that he had achieved this, but he also had these two skills. It made him ecstatic, and he was almost disoriented in his happiness. Chu Molin repeated the content again and again until he was thoroughly familiar with it.

That’s what set Chu Molin apart – he had to chew everything thoroughly and digest it completely.

In this way, he had a strong understanding, which built a solid foundation for his future.

After running through all the calculations repeatedly, Chu Molin finally got up to cook, as Qin Yu would be returning soon for dinner. He had forgotten to tell Qin Yu at noon to come back for dinner tonight.

Otherwise, Qin Yu might have gone to the canteen with his colleagues.

Indeed, after they finished work, Qin Yu followed the soldiers to the canteen for dinner. He didn’t have a lunch box with him. Eventually, his colleagues helped him get a lunch box.

After getting his meal, Qin Yu sat with Wei Shaohui to eat.

The atmosphere in the research institute was lovely, and Qin Yu felt that this was the kind of friendship he desired.

Unfortunately, who knew when his parents would return home.

So, he had to cherish this friendship, even if it was temporary because it would leave him with no regrets in his memory..