Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Qin Xue looked around the now homey space and smiled, showing her teeth. She finally had a home of her own.

She looked at the kitchen and thought she should buy some meat to season the new pan, or else it would be difficult to use.

As soon as she thought of it, she did it. Qin Xue wondered what Chu Molin was doing at this time since he hadn’t come back yet, and probably wouldn’t return until evening at the earliest.

Chu Molin was taking exams. After reporting this morning, several teachers had given him test papers to answer. This was already his fourth test paper, and he was only allowed a fifteen-minute break between each one before continuing with the next. Seeing that there were several papers left to do, Chu Molin estimated that it would take until the afternoon to finish them all.

He couldn’t help but wonder if his wife had gotten up yet, if the kids were crying, and if the things they’d purchased had been delivered. A series of questions appeared in Chu Molin’s mind, which made it difficult for him to concentrate on the exams.

Chu Molin shook his head to clear his confused thoughts and focused solely on finishing the exams quickly so he could go home and help his wife. And thus, he began to concentrate on answering the questions again.

Quite a few of the questions were ones he’d asked Qin Xue before, so Chu Molin followed her method step by step and found his writing becoming smoother as he went along.

“Report, I’ve finished answering the questions on this test paper.” Chu Molin checked it once more before putting down his pen and announcing that he had finished.

“So quickly?” The proctoring teacher was very surprised. Although Chu Molin had previously finished several other test papers ahead of time, they had taken about the same amount of time. But this one was finished in less than half the time. The teacher wondered if he had just breezed through it carelessly.

Doubtful, the proctoring teacher walked over to Chu Molin, picked up his test paper, and glanced through it. Just a quick look left the teacher’s heart unsettled for quite some time.

Not to mention that the test paper was neatly written, but most importantly, the answers. Although the teacher hadn’t looked closely yet, about eighty percent of the answers seemed correct.

Who exactly was this man who came to study at their academy? He had a team of their most experienced teachers creating test papers and proctoring just for him.

Besides knowing that his name was Chu Molin, they knew nothing else about him.

It was said that even their school’s principal was not particularly familiar with this man’s background, which only added to his air of mystery.

With these thoughts in mind, the proctoring teacher took the test paper, intending to let Chu Molin take a break before continuing with the exam. But before he could speak, Chu Molin beat him to it.

“Report, I don’t need resting time. Can I continue answering questions?” Chu Molin was thinking that he’d only left a note for his wife telling her where he’d gone, but he hadn’t mentioned when he’d be back.

His wife, accompanied by two young children in this unfamiliar place, made him feel uneasy. He’d rather go back home sooner to arrange everything for them before he could study in peace.

“Is this arrangement too tight?” The proctoring teacher asked Chu Molin uncertainly.

“No, just give me the questions, please. I’ll let you know if I can’t take it anymore,” Chu Molin reassured. Who was he, after all? He had taken on many difficult tasks before and completed them very well. This small challenge was nothing to him.

“Well, if you insist, we’ll follow your suggestion.” The other proctors were also curious about Chu Molin’s abilities and wanted to see just how much Moshui this young man had. After listening to his request, they hesitated for a moment before agreeing.