Reaching the age of thirty, my income randomly doubled - Chapter 1015 - 763: A New Life

Chapter 1015: Chapter 763: A New Life

There’s an old saying that wealth doesn’t last beyond three generations.

This saying is not a baseless rumor; it has facts to back it up.

The first generation, through entrepreneurship, accumulates countless experiences and life lessons. Many people rise step by step from hardship.

Naturally, they tend to be very strict with their children, but the second generation is completely different.

Take Chen Lu and Er Piya, for example. Born into wealth and prosperity, no matter how they were raised, they would still have a somewhat lax nature.

The third generation is again completely different. Putting aside whether the family fortune can withstand such long-term risks,

The children of the second-generation wealthy have, in some sense, completely detached from ordinary social classes.

Because the second generation lacks grassroots experience, the saying that each generation is inferior to the last actually stems from changes in family education.

This is why Chen Pingsheng insists on encouraging Chen Lu and even Er Piya to have children as soon as possible.

While he, as a grandfather, still has the energy, he wants to ensure that the third generation is thoroughly cultivated.

Only after completing the family’s hundred-year plan can the family legacy truly take root.

Even though Chen Lu has married Su Xiaoxi, Song Yanxi has not seen any Su Family relatives, not even Mrs. Su had a chance to meet her.

Sometimes Chen Pingsheng thinks she’s a bit too persistent; just letting the two get married was the limit of Song Yanxi’s tolerance.

Asking for more wouldn’t be appropriate.

In the upcoming time, he and his wife are both retired, and they would spend most of their time nurturing the third generation.

“I say, Old Chen, moving to a small house is enough, but why do you need to become a security guard? Is that necessary?”

“It’s very necessary.”

Due to the failed upbringing of his son Chen Lu, Chen Pingsheng re-planned the upbringing strategy for the third generation.

It means that for the first twelve years, they must stay grounded and not let them enjoy their wealthy status.

When reaching high school and university, they would then be brought into the family and trained under the standards of an heir to a wealthy family.

The first twelve years are the most important phase for cultivating character and ethics.

If this stage is well managed, the subsequent higher education, starting from high school, becomes quite easy to nurture.

Even to this day, Chen Pingsheng believes the reason An’an is so filial and sensible is mainly due to the five years of experience living in a rental house during childhood.

“Wife, I know what you’re worried about. You’re fearful that by accepting this ordinary education, they won’t match the insights and experiences of the wealthy class in the future. You’re worrying unnecessarily. Not to mention that we both will always be by their side, in terms of our family’s foundation, you needn’t fear about matters in the business world either.”

This time, Chen Pingsheng is quite serious, more serious than when he started his business.

With Chen Lu already like this, if they don’t cultivate the third generation well, it’s hard to say how many years their family line can continue.

“You’ve gone to be a security guard, then what job should I take?”

“You can just find any job in the mall, the family can still hire a small nanny.”

“Alright…” Song Yanxi reluctantly said, considering her status, she didn’t expect that in her old age she would have to work in a mall due to the third generation’s cultivation plan.

This time, Chen Pingsheng didn’t buy a house in the community but settled in an urban village.

He didn’t give himself an impoverished identity either.

The identity he chose was someone with ancestral property, a two-story small building in an urban village.

The decor was not luxurious, but it wasn’t poor either.

The two floors combined were around five or six hundred square meters, which is quite large.

To be honest, such living conditions, even in a super-tier city like Peng City, could at least be considered middle level.

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There was no need for hardship education; he didn’t need to set the family in an extremely poor environment.

With such average living conditions, it was already enough for the third generation to be close to the ordinary people’s circle.

Several decades passed so swiftly that they hadn’t expected to settle in an urban village one day.

Such a place is just a gathering spot for city workers.

When Chen Jiye first arrived, he seemed unaccustomed and cried a lot.

Even though he was young, at two and a half, he had certain impressions.

He always felt his home shouldn’t be like this, so he cried.

During the first three days, he cried a lot. Chen Pingsheng and Song Yanxi were running around, even An’an often came over, saying there’s no need to do this.

By the eighth day of crying, the little guy stopped.

He probably realized crying was useless.

Children are like that; they cry for milk, cry continuously, and when they don’t get milk, they eventually stop crying.

Chen Jiye wouldn’t go to kindergarten until after he turned three, during which time he was looked after directly by his grandmother, Song Yanxi.

As for Chen Pingsheng himself, he successfully found a security guard position in the adjacent community.

The job was relaxed, and he still got paid as usual. Meanwhile, Song Yanxi took up a position as a women’s clothing store manager in the nearby small mall.

Generally, it was laid-back too.

The couple also needed to adapt to ordinary life alongside their little grandson.

The days passed leisurely, and soon a few months had gone by.

When March came around again, Chen Lu and Su Xiaoxi were already in their junior year’s second semester of college.

As expected, Su Xiaoxi was also pregnant now.

The baby wouldn’t be born for at least nine more months, and it wouldn’t be until the child was two or three years old before being sent to Chen Pingsheng’s side for direct education from the grandparents.

Not only was she pregnant, but Er Piya also found a new boyfriend, a highly educated second-generation wealthy individual.

Her determination to raise the child without the father was unusually strong, and once the child is born, the father wouldn’t have any role.

Latter upbringing was entrusted to her father, and only entrusting it to him gave her peace of mind.

Everything in the Old Chen Family proceeded according to Chen Pingsheng’s established plan.

All third-generation children stayed with their parents until age three.

After turning three, they’d be handed over to Chen Pingsheng and Song Yanxi, who would raise them until eighteen years of age.

Everything was strictly planned and standardized, with constant adjustments according to the children’s personalities and growth trajectories.

In summary, the resources for cultivating the third generation even surpassed those for the second generation.

Because Chen Pingsheng had a complete educational experience himself.

Several months passed, not only did he get accustomed to the leisurely security guard life, but his wife also slowly adjusted to life as an ordinary store manager in a mall.

Luckily, they had already enjoyed decades of richness, and for the third generation’s cultivation plan, they could both accept the current ordinary lifestyle.

They even found this life quite interesting.

After all, they too were just ordinary individuals within the mass of common people.

Now, they were merely returning to that ordinary path.

And naturally, there was nothing they couldn’t adapt to.

During Chen Pingsheng’s working hours, he would typically sit in a pavilion, open the gate for the residents, and spend his time checking the news or playing games when there’s nothing to do.

What an ordinary security guard does, he does.