Song Ziyun studied diligently, and in just over half a year, she had already learned a significant number of characters. Dahua had announced that they would be hiring new employees in two months, with the selection process taking place among the night school students.
Those with outstanding academic performance would be eligible to enter the Dahua company. Once inside, not only would it resolve one's residential registration status—converting a rural household registration to a county-level one—but it would also provide access to dormitory housing. In the future, if they performed well and made significant contributions to the company, employees might even be allocated their own apartments.
For Song Ziyun, this was an immense temptation. If she had money and a home of her own, she would no longer fear being divorced, nor would she worry about having nowhere to go if it happened. She could live freely, without caring about the opinions of others. She could indulge herself, no longer needing to wake up early to cook for her in-laws, and even less needing to endure their nitpicking or the idle gossip of neighbors.
Chapter 162