u/Lonely_Ad_3266

hey! I stopped reading after vol 3 because tbh the 2 main characters weren't really my cup of tea but I like the story and I wanna try it again since I think maybe I just wasn't invested enough.

however the start of vol 4 is confusing me so much with Chen Yan and Gu Jin and everyone else who came back to the story to report to SZC and I have no clue who they are lowkey I forgot so its giving me a reading block. can someone please help explain!

I’m 18 (F) and im a uk and nz citizen. I inherited a house worth about nzd $1.2m. If I stay in nz and go to Victoria uni in welly, I could rent the house out for around $700–800 nzd a week while studying yay

But I also really want to study in London and got an offer for law at one of the best unis in the world. I’m considering selling the house to fund living/studying there (renting/student accom) but I also feel like it might not be the smartest idea all for a degree that I could get here anyways.

should I:

1. keep the house + study in NZ or
2. sell it for the opportunity in London and my lifelong dream
3. do my uni here first and go abroad when I mature more

please help

edit: also ive lived in nz my whole life

edit: I forgot to put very crucial fact which is if I go uk im still an international student so fees including living and stuff is over 100k nzd a year.

edit: thank you everyone for giving me advice! I'm very grateful albeit overwhelmed by the possible choices I never knew existed. I've decided that I will go consult someone about the possibility of taking out a loan against the house to fund my studies, but not selling it (the market is not good right now anyways and yes I may regret it). Or I may stay in NZ for my undergrad and pursue other pathways in the future hopefully on a scholarship! To everyone who said I should forgo uni all together etc, learning makes up who I am and envision myself becoming so I will stick to my dream.