Rebirth of a Top Student's Handbook

"Third Brother, Fourth Brother, you two be witnesses!" Yu Cheng immediately pulled the other two to be witnesses after Zhuang Xian agreed, as he had no confidence in their relationship.

Having owned a mid-sized entertainment company, he was already a seasoned veteran of the entertainment industry. In his view, physical compatibility was more reliable than mental compatibility.

"Let's just draw up a written agreement," Shen Ye suggested, always eager for a good show.

“Okay, okay, I’ll write it.” Yu Cheng immediately asked someone to prepare pen and paper.

Gu Ze drank while watching them fool around; he was already used to their antics.

"Third Brother, how long are you staying this time?" Zhuang Xian sat down next to Gu Ze after signing the papers.

"After the Mid-Autumn Festival." Gu Ze thought about leaving soon and then thought of Zhou Min.

"I heard that Second Brother Gu has been transferred to the border. You wouldn't be thinking of being transferred there too, would you?" Zhuang Xian really hoped that Gu Ze wouldn't be transferred far away and could come back often.

"No." Gu Ze also thought of his second brother's application for a transfer, which reportedly led to a big fight with the old man.

After my second brother was transferred to a distant place, my father arranged for me to come back for military training. One of the main purposes of coming back for military training was that my parents hoped to persuade me to transfer to civilian work or be transferred back.

Gu Ze had originally refused. Although he had enrolled in military school because of his second brother, he had developed a strong attachment to the military after so many years there, and he definitely did not want to leave the military.

As for being transferred back, soldiers in the capital city have very few opportunities to actually carry out missions, and the gap is still very large compared with other military regions.

But his parents were getting on in years, and they probably wanted a child by their side. Thinking of this, Gu Ze couldn't help but frown.

Seeing Gu Ze's furrowed brows, Zhuang Xian immediately tried to change the subject.

“Third Brother definitely won’t be transferred far away; it would be good enough if he didn’t come back.” In Yu Cheng’s opinion, being a soldier was boring; the military’s management was so strict that he found it terrifying just thinking about it.

Shen Ye was surprised to see that Gu Ze did not refute him. You see, both of Gu Ze's parents were in politics, and Gu Ze's older brother went abroad to study when Gu Ze was young. Gu Ze was raised by his second brother for most of the time.

Because his second brother admired soldiers, Gu Ze was also inspired to join the army from a young age. He even had a fight with his parents when he was admitted to military academy, but now he is willing to come back.

Could it be that he really has a girl he likes and is planning to listen to his mother and come back to get married?

Actually, they were overthinking it. Gu Ze only wanted to become a soldier because of his second brother.

However, the monotonous life in the army sometimes felt tedious. Most importantly, because of his second brother's transfer to a distant place, Gu Ze's parents and Gu Ze were resorting to a strategy of feigning distress. Looking at his haggard and sickly parents, Gu Ze hesitated a little.

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the other side.

After packing her personal belongings, Zhou Min went straight back to her house off-campus.

Perhaps it was because of the change of environment, or perhaps it was because the house was very spacious, but Zhou Min felt as if her heart had been relieved.

Feeling lost and lonely.

Zhou Min opened her phone and found that she had received many messages and several missed calls in a short time.

Zhou Min checked the missed calls and found they were all from Xu Li, Zhu Da, and Li Na. Knowing why they were calling, Zhou Min wasn't in a hurry to return the calls.

Zhou Min opened the messages, and they were mostly from people concerned about where she had left. She scrolled through dozens of messages and discovered that not only Xu Li and Li Na had sent her messages, but even Han Bin and some classmates from Class 35 whom she wasn't very familiar with had sent her private messages.

Needless to say, the group chat was practically flooded with messages from these few people. Even classmates who went home for the National Day holiday and didn't attend the reunion were asking her in the group chat what happened.

But after scrolling through so many messages, Zhou Min didn't see a single word of concern from Chen Sheng. She fiddled with the buttons on her phone, feeling incredibly embarrassed.

Not wanting to be bothered by negative emotions any longer, Zhou Min explained a few things in the group chat and then turned off her phone.

Zhou Min channeled her grief and anger into strength, taking out all the new books she had received during military training and starting to read them one by one according to the class schedule on the academic affairs website.

In fact, Zhou Min had already self-studied the university textbooks back in high school. She had focused on competitions in high school, which involved much of the material beyond the curriculum. So, on her teacher's advice, she simply taught herself the university courses.

Because Zhou Min participated in many competitions, she learned almost all the knowledge of mathematics, physics, computer science, biology, and chemistry during her three years of high school.

This is also why Zhou Min had little interaction with her classmates during her three years of high school. Apart from Xu Li and Zhu Da, who were close to her because they were classmates in junior high, the other classmates were quite distant from Zhou Min.

Zhou Min thought that the textbooks she had used for self-study were all sent to her by her uncle. Different schools use different textbooks, so she cautiously read through the books again.

However, because Zhou Min had previously studied the relevant books on her own, and had carefully reviewed them again during the summer after the college entrance examination, and had also sent her study notes from that time to the capital, she could now read these books very quickly. After all, the books were just different versions, but the knowledge was the same.

After reading most of the books, Zhou Min finally had some new ideas. While her inspiration was still fresh, she quickly started writing the mini-program she had promised to give to Teacher Gong.

Zhou Min, who was focused on writing the program, unknowingly stayed at home for six or seven days. By the time she finally finished writing the program and debugged it, it was already the afternoon of the last day.

Zhou Min quickly packaged the program and sent it to Teacher Gong via email.

This was the sixth version of the proposal that Zhou Min had sent to Teacher Gong. She only hoped that this time Teacher Gong would be satisfied.

Zhou Min checked the time and it was only a little past 2 o'clock, so she decided to do some more yoga.

On the other side, Gu Ze's childhood friends were also seeing him off.

"Third Brother, are you really not planning to transfer back to civilian life?" Yu Cheng asked with a sigh. This time, he had failed to fulfill his aunt's request again.

"I'll think about it some more; I don't have any plans yet." Gu Ze also took advantage of this holiday to carefully consider his direction and finally decided to stay in the army for another two years before making any further decisions.

"Zhuang Xian, what about you? Have you met up with your online boyfriend these past few days?" Seeing that Gu Ze's advances had stalled, Yu Cheng turned to tease Zhuang Xian.