Reborn with a Space: Building a Fortune Amidst Famine

Chapter 1032: Chapter 1032: Decision

No one paid attention to Chengzi’s talking to himself. Anyway, the decision had already been made.

Zeng Zhenqing didn’t expect the kids to carry out the task.

In his heart, he was reluctant. But the other parents agreed.

"Xiao Su, is it really okay?"

"Leader, if they want to try, let them. This is also a contribution to the country and its people."

Zeng Zhenqing said nothing more. Let them go, the garrison will be fine, that’s their family’s stronghold now.

Su Yuanyuan was a straightforward person. Now that she had agreed, the three of them could handle the paperwork themselves and go directly to the garrison tomorrow.

When Chengzi returned, his sister-in-law had gone to a meeting, and he really couldn’t hold back, so he called Hu Zi.

"Really?"

"I saw it with my own eyes, how could it be fake? And Qi Yan and his siblings have already registered."

"That impressive? I should give it a shot if I get the chance."

"You? Forget it. You’re not even a match for me; I’m afraid you’d feel too embarrassed."

"How could that be? Even if it’s embarrassing, I’m willing.

Do you have time this afternoon to tell them about the tasks you’ve done, so they have an idea? Sister-in-law is right; some tasks aren’t just about strength."

After Chengzi spilled the beans, he felt less stifled. Now he was filled with pride and excitement.

Hu Zi couldn’t contain it either. He called Daqing.

Daqing was so busy he was frazzled, almost wanting to carry out tasks himself. He already had more than ten A-level tasks on hand.

He answered Hu Zi’s call, "Lucky you, I’m so stressed I can’t even eat."

"Haha, I’m here to tell you some good news."

"Good news? You’re coming back?"

"You do have high hopes for me, didn’t you once say I was terrible?"

"Now, comparatively, you’re alright."

"I appreciate it. Do you still want to hear the good news?"

"Yes, yes. Master Hu Zi, please speak, I’m all ears."

"Haha, your attitude seems sincere, so I’ll tell you.

Qi Yan and his siblings passed the skills assessment this afternoon, and they should now be onboarding, creating dossiers."

Daqing was a bit dumbfounded. "What’s going on? Where are Qi Yan and the others going? Onboarding? Joining where?"

"Can’t you wait for me to finish? Seriously."

"Will you talk or not? Want a beating?"

"Qi Yan and the others want to go to the garrison for tasks; they’ll be your subordinates in the future."

Daqing shook his head, "Say it again?" It couldn’t have been an illusion just now.

"Qi Yan and the other two are going to you; they’ll be handling tasks in the future."

"Hu Zi, you said Qi Yan and the others passed the assessment? Who assessed them?"

"The boss and sister-in-law. Chengzi said all three are top-notch, all defeated under Qi Yan and his two siblings, so sister-in-law agreed."

"Really?"

"How could this be a joke? That would be foolish, right? Alright, not bothering with you anymore. They’ll definitely be there tomorrow."

Daqing listened to the beeping from the other end of the line. He put down the receiver, numb.

Qi Yan and the others are coming? But they’re too young. This doesn’t seem right. Why would the boss and sister-in-law agree?

Also, Hu Zi said Qi Yan and the others have excellent skills. Without seeing it with his own eyes, he wouldn’t believe it.

He reached out to call Chengzi but withdrew his hand. No, if the boss calls later, the line will be occupied. Better wait.

Tan Shaoting arranged the onboarding for the three kids, and their dossiers were updated. That’s the protocol.

"You mustn’t let your mom and me be sad."

Qi Hong nodded, "Dad, don’t you trust us? If worst comes to worst, we can still pull out; even if the task isn’t completed, it won’t be dangerous."

"Just keep the balance, be extremely careful when you’re not with us, especially regarding your own matters."

The three kids understood their dad’s meaning and nodded solemnly.

"Don’t use some things lightly; being discovered would lead to endless trouble."

With the procedures arranged, the three kids left but returned to Mom’s office. Although Mom had no time, they still wanted to be with her.

Xu Guozhi also got the news. For three such young kids to go to the garrison, he was skeptical. But the message said the three had outstanding skills.

He shared the same thoughts as Zeng Zhenqing; since the parents didn’t object, just watch them.

Moreover, being there is actually a form of protection, right?

Su Yuanyuan received an overseas call in the afternoon; three conglomerates were heading over.

This was definitely good news. If things weren’t moving quickly enough on their own, then they had to leverage external help. It was a win-win situation, so as long as consensus was reached, it was absolutely feasible.

Su Yuanyuan brought this up in the afternoon meeting.

"Anyone among you with such thoughts can apply. This time is definitely a challenge, just see if you can seize the opportunity.

Also, if you want to advance further, my advice is you must learn a foreign language. Although translators are available, relying solely on them puts you at a disadvantage, as people differ from each other. Thus, comprehension will vary."

With the minister’s words, everyone was very excited. The minister mentioned a chance, potentially leading to promotions. This was everyone’s dream.

That evening, the family cooked at home together. After a family discussion, they decided to make dumplings.

The whole family mobilized, with Tan Shaoting and Su Yuanyuan both sharing day-to-day precautions, which seemed more effective than any teaching.

Su Yuanyuan felt very conflicted inside. The children had finally returned from the Otherworld. Yet they were going to leave again.

Reluctant, truly reluctant, but the kids suggested it themselves.

These three cannot be treated like ordinary kids. Since they were young, they’ve had Spiritual Spring Water, and spent five years in the Otherworld. Even though they were only eight years old, their maturity was beyond their years.

The three kids were also very reluctant, but they knew it was unrealistic to leave again, and since their parents were so busy, they needed their own tasks.

After discussion, the decision was to go to the garrison for tasks, which seemed better than attending school.

They also understood that carrying out tasks might mean long absences from their parents. But they all lived in one space, and whenever there’s a chance, meetings could happen, unlike before, when they could only meet once a year.