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Gong Ruzhi had just taken a shower and came out to hear his brother-in-law’s words, and he was speechless.

"What, did you say some people plan to have their children grow up alongside Pingping?"

"Are these people even real moms? Do they not know how much of a struggle it is to grow up with Pingping?"

Given his own nephew’s brain, he would definitely cause trouble for anyone who came, especially since his brother-in-law is already thinking about training Pingping in martial arts.

This means Pingping will follow a path of being both scholarly and skilled in martial arts in the future. If others can’t keep up mentally and physically, will Pingping even find them agreeable?

"Hey, what do you mean by that?" Gong Ruini often complains about her own son, but she’s not happy to hear anyone say something bad about him.

Her son is nothing short of a handsome guy and super smart. Just ask, which other child is as impressive as Pingping?

"I mean, they’ll be completely overwhelmed by Pingping, with no confidence left. Do they even know Pingping is going to practice martial arts?" Gong Ruzhi grew up under Zhao Xuran’s strict education.

He had previously thought that if Pingping was his son, he should relax the requirements, but after seeing the list his brother-in-law wrote, Gong Ruzhi was shocked.

He always thought his childhood was tough, but didn’t expect Pingping’s future to be even tougher.

"Why let them know?" From what his brother-in-law was saying, it seemed that they were actually considering accepting other kids to live with Pingping.

"Besides, as long as I can educate Pingping well, that’s already good enough. Why should I care about their survival?" Zhao Xuran didn’t care about being eloquent at that moment.

"I’m not their parent, why should I bear those parents’ responsibilities." Raising a child is exhausting, which Zhao Xuran deeply realized in the past year.

With his own child, he can be straightforward and discipline them, but with others’ children, can he?

Perhaps with a slightly serious tone, he might frighten the child, and if something happens, who will bear the responsibility?

"Exactly, why should we take it on." Gong Ruzhi thought further, "What if we train them well, and they just ditch our kid?"

Such a losing deal should certainly not be done.

Gong Ruzhi rolled his eyes, feeling how annoying this guy’s words were.

"If they want to educate, why not just send them to the United Kingdom? Guang Ran mentioned there were so-called aristocratic schools in the United Kingdom where they could experience that kind of education." Zhao Xuran directly planned to divert trouble.

Wait, Gong Ruini was also frustrated before, but hearing this, she suddenly had an idea, "Why should we have those people send kids to the United Kingdom when we could start our own here?"

The country is full of rich people, getting them to fund something isn’t actually that difficult, "We package it well, then our kids can enroll there in the future."

Gong Ruini was genuinely worried, as a child with a foreign passport might find it difficult to attend public schools, though it’s not impossible through connections.

But is there really a need to compete for those scarce public resources?

More importantly, the trend of valuing top academic performance is slowly rising, even though Gong Ruini might not put pressure on Pingping and An An, can they easily avoid it?

It’s not that Gong Ruini disregards academic achievement, but it’s hoped Pingping and An An can be exposed to more than just what’s in books.

Build an international school? So that Pingping and others can study there? Gong Ruzhi knows his sister can sometimes say shocking things, but didn’t expect to hear something even more explosive today.

"Well..." Zhao Xuran thought about it, "I think it’s doable."

"We didn’t attend high school in the United States, but looking at Xiao Zhi’s textbooks, they cover more than what we learned domestically, with more to understand."

"The way schools teach here now, aren’t most of them relying on rote memorization strategies?" During his studying days, Zhao Xuran opposed rote memorization, so he naturally disagrees with his children adopting those methods.

The thought of rote memorization makes Gong Ruini inexplicably uneasy because she was the one who used to promote it, and it indeed earned her a lot of money.

Now, turning back to say this approach is wrong, Gong Ruini really isn’t thick-skinned enough.

Zhao Xuran hadn’t thought that far, he just feels sorry for today’s children, who have no time to play or have fun, with only schoolwork consuming them.

Those average students might not care about these things, but Zhao Xuran doesn’t think Pingping and An An won’t be compared to others.

If following a foreign-style education, the son and daughter would have time to learn more and explore the world.

Importantly, no one would be envious. After a trip, Zhao Xuran understood the necessity of taking children on adventures.

But at home, don’t mention family trips, even adults don’t have this habit, with many spending their entire lives not leaving their hometown.

If those kids know Pingping would travel during vacations, what would they think?

Wouldn’t there be a lack of gossip? Don’t presume kids have no issues with it, there will definitely be many.

"Although it’s a bit flashy." Building a school for just one child’s education, Zhao Xuran can already imagine the gossip outside.

They’ll say things like having money is impressive, but it’s occasionally good to show off a bit, otherwise staying low-key for too long, no one would take notice.

Flashy, you think? Gong Ruini doesn’t feel that way, "We’re striving to improve education."

Great, that reason is really strong, Gong Ruzhi gives his sister a thumbs up.

When it comes to talking nonsense, he genuinely admires his sister, who can passionately speak about crooked theories.

"Sis, you should’ve studied education instead of law, so you could have taught personally." A talent suited for being a teacher.

Study education? Gong Ruini turned her head, "I didn’t study it, but I still have a large education institution."

"Studying law is better, though it’s a pity." If one could actually be a big-time lawyer, how exciting that would be, Gong Ruini feels thrilled just imagining those scenes, but such scenes she can only dream of.

What’s good about studying law, honestly, Gong Ruzhi doesn’t get it, although influenced by his sister’s description, he thinks lawyers are cool.

But after being in the United States, interacting with many lawyers, he can only say not many are truly glamorous, especially the top lawyers.

Across the United States with so many law graduates, how many really stand out?

Of course, his brother-in-law would be reluctant to let his sister work so hard, if she gets too absorbed, he wouldn’t mind letting her stay busy for a while.

Gong Ruini didn’t know Gong Ruzhi’s thoughts, she was busy jotting down this idea, although it was just a sudden thought, she’d regret it if she let it slip.

So the best way is to personally tap into connections.

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