After Han Lei arrived in Xinjiang Province, he initially thought that even farming would be fine, just as long as he could make a life here.
Even though his parents said that his stepfather and the others were good people and would take good care of him, he just listened without taking it to heart.
The wages of his stepfather and mother were indeed quite high, but their financial burdens were also significant. For instance, they had to support both sets of grandparents, and when he was young, they also had to remit child support to his grandparents.
Unexpectedly, after arriving here, he encountered that incident and even earned merit for it. When the corps learned he had come here to join his mother and was a high school student, they immediately arranged a job for him.
Of course, housing was also arranged—not as preferential treatment for him, but simply because the area was vast and sparsely populated, with plenty of simple houses available.
