Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

Zhang Dong knew how to let Liang Yan figure it out herself. Ideally, it would be best if Zhang Yu was willing to do the chores on her own.

But now that this girl figured things out, we can’t use the old methods, or else she’d feel distanced from the family, and that’s not a good thing.

Liang Ya remembered her own days in junior high and high school. After entering high school, she was so busy. Nowadays students are under pressure, especially those aiming for top colleges; they have to work even harder.

Zhang Yu’s grades could definitely get her into a good high school, and by that time, she might not have time to do chores.

For a moment, a thought flashed in her mind: wouldn’t it be better if Zhang Yu didn’t go to high school, so she could stay home and do chores?

This thought barely surfaced before Liang Yan dismissed it. Zhang Hao claims he loves studying, but even she is a bit anxious about it.

Even if his grades are gradually improving, catching up with Zhang Yu’s grades isn’t easy.

Having two kids who get into prestigious universities makes the family look good.

Liang Yan, who cared about appearances, quickly made a decision.

But when she thought about how she was the only one doing the chores in the big house, her mood instantly soured, "Look at how big the house is, I’m the one doing all the cleaning..."

Liang Yan contemplated hiring a part-time worker if possible; though it would cost some money, it would make things easier.

Upon hearing this from Liang Yan, Zhang Dong’s first thought was that she might be wanting him to help with the chores.