Reborn in the 1980s: Recapture My Devoted Husband

After a few people finished eating, they helped deliver things to various households and then went back. Lin Wan was left cleaning the kitchen and the house for half a day. The bed was covered in snack crumbs left by Pidan. Fortunately, the quilt had been put away in advance.

These days, Han Yi was relatively free after the New Year and would occasionally walk with him in the courtyard. It was too cold, so mostly they stayed indoors.

Sometimes, when Han Yi came home early, the two of them would snuggle in bed and read books. Of course, most of the time they couldn’t finish reading because Han Yi would keep disrupting.

Han Yi somehow managed to acquire many military books, some that she hadn’t seen on the market, along with many storybooks and miscellaneous foreign books.

Lin Wan hadn’t expected that Han Yi’s English was even more fluent than hers.

"Dang Bing has encountered many foreigners over the past few years. At first, he wasn’t familiar with them, but gradually learned a bit by bit for easier communication."

Lin Wan found it hard to imagine what mission Han Yi needed to undertake to have contact with foreigners. After asking a couple of questions, Han Yi just vaguely brushed her off.

"Is there a learning class in the camp? I heard you could study at the Military Academy in the camp too. If there’s a chance, you should try to get a spot."

"There isn’t any in the team, many who want to learn do it privately. If there are spots available, the team will prioritize recommending people. You want me to attend the Military Academy?"

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"Times are progressing; everyone is scrambling to learn and go to college now. Even Mom, who is illiterate, has registered for a class. No matter where you are, having knowledge always brings more opportunities, especially for a team like yours that needs talent. Being knowledgeable will be beneficial to you in the future."

"I have thought about this, but attending military school takes two years, and I might not get the chance for a promotion during these two years."

"With higher education, there’s no worry about lack of promotion opportunities."

"That’s true." Han Yi thought his wife made sense, and he realized he needed to seriously consider his future.