Su Xiaocai had read these textbooks as a child. They get updated every year, and she also reads them. Making her sit in class every day for these lessons was sheer torture.
She didn't actually need to study them; she just wanted to understand the current progress of technology.
"The land assigned to me was originally mine. You can't use it as a bargaining chip. So I definitely want to keep farming, and I absolutely have to study agriculture," Su Xiaocai said firmly.
She articulated each word clearly, expressing her intent succinctly, "Either you transfer me back to the Agricultural Research Institute, and I won't have any more objections. Or you arrange an assessment; I won't attend the courses mentioned above, and I'll prove my qualifications with the results."
After making her suggestion, Su Xiaocai switched her tone, "If you neither arrange it nor transfer me back to the Agricultural Research Institute, I will drop out and contact a lawyer to sue you."
