With the support of the education department, the teachers are quickly in place, so Yin Yang doesn’t have to worry about these things. He’s too busy to manage them anyway.

Xu Mumu knows about the big thing Yin Yang has done and feels quite emotional about it. Regardless of his personal motives, no one can deny that what he’s doing is good.

Having a school in the hometown is a good thing; Xu Mumu is quite happy about it.

She also knows about Yin Yang’s plan to sponsor others for education, and she thinks it’s a good thing.

With the support of his little wife, Yin Yang feels full of energy, working even harder here.

In Shengjiang Province, because of the arrival of Yin Yang and Huo Qingze, everything is bustling. Shops open and industries emerge, changing almost daily for the better.

Xu Mumu’s thesis has been revised twice and passed the review. She just has to wait for the final exams and get the credits she needs to graduate.

Now, Xu Mumu leads quite a leisurely life; the lab equipment no longer satisfies her, so she starts learning about the computer Lin Zhengze brought.

Although she has some foundation, Xu Mumu finds learning these things a bit challenging. But she’s not in a hurry; she just takes it slow. She misses the smart devices of the future, the movies and TV shows, and the games.

Though she might not be able to create them, learning is still worthwhile.

Putting down the book, she rests her chin on her hands. It will take about thirty years for smart devices to become common, and by then, she’ll be fifty, holding games in her hands.

The thought makes Xu Mumu laugh. Maybe when Yin Yang finishes his work, she could encourage him and Huo Qingze to dabble in that area since there’s definitely a market for it.

For now, this idea is shelved in Xu Mumu’s mind. Since arriving in the Imperial City, Yin Yang hasn’t had any free time because of her crazy ideas.

After all, he’s her husband, and Xu Mumu doesn’t want to exhaust Yin Yang. It might be better to wait a few years for this.

Picking up the book again, she decides to tinker with her own things; this is her little world, the path she finds most suitable after trying it.

Taking up the book again, she realizes she can’t help with Yin Yang’s affairs without causing trouble.

The semester feels a bit long for Xu Mumu, but for Yin Yang, time flies by. Besides chatting with his little wife before bed, he spends all his time busy, losing track of direction.

Watching Yin Yang lose weight and sometimes not even having time to shave, Xu Mumu occasionally reflects if she’s given him too much to do.

Yet each time she mentions it, Yin Yang comforts her, leaving her feeling helpless. Now, she just wants to graduate early and return to stay with him.

Professor Song and his team make Xu Mumu slightly worried. She plans to graduate early, but they love their current work, finding it great, and they’re not that old—only in their sixties—not ready to retire yet.

As far as Professor Song is concerned, he would love to work another ten years.

Upon knowing Xu Mumu’s thoughts, Professor Song and his team comfort her instead: "Mumu, if you want to go back and develop over there, just go. Liu is taking good care of us here. Why worry? Will you not visit us?"

"Exactly. If you don’t visit, we’ll come find you in Shengjiang," Professor Jian calmly said, as if he didn’t care.

But how could he not care? Xu Mumu grew up under their eyes, and Professor Jian, without family now, sees her as his own granddaughter.

The thought of not seeing Xu Mumu for a long time makes him a little sad.

"No, that won’t happen. We’ll definitely come to the Imperial City often to see you." Xu Mumu said seriously.

"Old Jian, are you silly? Let them return quickly; I’m waiting to hold a great-grandchild. Once there’s a great-grandchild, I’ll transfer to Shengjiang’s school to take care of them." Professor Song eyed Professor Jian, not feeling sentimental at all.

Well, Professor Jian was persuaded. As Professor Song put it, why wouldn’t they be welcomed wherever they choose to go? If there’s a great-grandchild, he’d love to take them to school to play and teach them a lot.

The atmosphere suddenly took a strange turn, catching Xu Mumu off guard.

"Yes, yes, you hurry back, and try to have a few more children. We’ll help take care of them every day," Professor Jian eagerly anticipated future life.

"Grandpa, Sir Jian, this type of thing is better left to fate, right?" Xu Mumu laughed helplessly. Here they go again, rushing her to have children.

"It’s not fate; it’s about effort. You don’t want to see Old Jian and me fighting over one child, do you? What if we fight?" Professor Song said, very seriously.

"Old Song is right, each of us can take care of one, or even two." Professor Jian thumped his chest.

"Grandpa, Sir Jian, you’re thinking too far ahead." Xu Mumu laughed, suddenly looking forward to having a child.

"It’s not that far off. You and Yin Yang have a good relationship; it shouldn’t take long to have a child as long as you don’t use contraceptives." Professor Song, in the know, thought having children would be easy for them, being in great health.

Anyway, it’s a matter of a few years. Professor Song felt he could wait.

Xu Mumu blushed; her grandpa and the others knew they were using contraceptives. She returned to reading, finding the book more interesting.

That night, when Xu Mumu called Yin Yang, she mentioned this matter to him.

Yin Yang laughed, "Since Grandpa and the others want to help with the kids, we might as well have more."

"Wouldn’t that give you a headache?" Xu Mumu rolling her eyes, imagined having several younger siblings at home, thinking one was enough to handle.

After all, with Old Xu Family’s genes, what if they’re all that mischievous? Whatever. Certain things are better left for the father to deal with. She couldn’t see herself being strict, and as for the two professors, judging by their words today, they’d definitely spoil them.