Quick Transmigration: Leisure

Saturday afternoon, art studio.

Shan Xin laughed as she recounted the unexpected incident that happened today. During a break after finishing her morning classes, she was heading to a nearby shop for lunch when she encountered people arguing with the shop owner. At that moment, she didn't go over to argue with anyone or take their side; instead, she turned around, intending to find another place to grab something quick.

Unfortunately, she ran into the boy who was tutoring her at the alley entrance. He greeted her briefly, but didn't say much before they passed each other.

quickly,

He was chased down again in a disheveled state. The group chasing him was the same group that had caused trouble at the small shop earlier. They looked quite young, about the same age as the high school students she was tutoring.

The student stumbled in front of her, blocking her path.

Shan Xinxiao was furious, but she was forced to confront him.

He pushed and shoved the students away, but they were too big and strong and their actions were too arrogant and excessive.

I don't know where they get their confidence from, as if human life is nothing more than a toy.

She also saw the students' triumphant smiles. Just as she was in despair, Teacher Xia drove in in her tall SUV.

At this point, Xia Youmi began to ask questions.

Do you know the family that provides tutoring?

"Not familiar with it."

"Are you familiar with the regulations for Jiyu's special admission?"

"Wh-what?" Shan Xin smiled as she thought of the thick stack of documents she had signed. She had only flipped through a few pages; it was impossible for her to finish reading the contract, which was as thick as a dictionary.

"Shan, you've been fooled."

"I..." Shan Xinxiao had vaguely sensed the accident when it happened in the morning, but only now, after hearing what the teacher said, did she realize that there were even more serious consequences.

"You cannot leak Ji Yu's information."

"Teacher, I was just tutoring him in high school material," Shan Xin said with a smile, then her face turned pale.

Understood,

It wasn't a matter of knowledge, but rather the student's mother's frequent inquiries about Ji Yu's condition.

"Teacher, are all of these breaches of contract?"

"Yes, Article 185 clearly stipulates that specially admitted students must not disclose Ji Yu's information to anyone other than Ji Yu in any form. Especially when it comes to monetary transactions, there is a risk of being sued, and if they fail, they will face huge compensation. There have been precedents where people chose to serve prison sentences because they could not afford to pay the fines."

"It's that serious..."

"Tell me the details, and I'll make a judgment."

With Xia Youmi's reassurance, Shan Xin smiled and recounted how she met the student's mother and the tuition fees they had agreed upon.

After listening,

She made a guess.

“There’s still hope. You were scammed, so it’s a different situation,” Xia Youmi reassured her.

"Thank you, teacher." Shan Xin smiled, her clenched heart relaxing a little.

“I’ll go back and check. You don’t need to worry about that place for now. She probably lied to you about her address. She should move out quickly now; something terrible has happened to her.”

"Hmm?" Shan Xin asked, puzzled.

“Your student was probably scammed too. According to you, his grades were very good, and he had a chance of getting into Jiyu High School, which is why you agreed to tutor him. Then he shouldn’t have gotten involved in such a despicable thing and lost you as his teacher.” Xia Youmi gave a specific speculation based on some of the discussion scenes that Nian Nian had seen. “I guess that group of people deliberately dragged your student into this mess. They didn’t want him to succeed under your tutelage and actually get into Jiyu High School, leaping into this land of hope.”

"Teacher, is it possible to do this?"

"Yes, because he's a good student and has the top teacher, people who know the news will deliberately make you avoid him. And once things get out of hand, no one will benefit, so the ultimate goal is achieved." Xia Youmi thought that the boy's mother must be furious right now. She lets her son learn from her, sometimes suppressing his anger and sometimes releasing his malice.

As a result, they couldn't distinguish between what was important and what was not, and were completely fooled.

Therefore,

It can be reasonably inferred that as long as Shan Xinxiao remains calm, they won't dare to actually come after her for revenge.

When dogs fight, they end up with a mouthful of fur; this was a predictable outcome.

The only thing that really needs attention is the internal situation of Jiyu.

"Shan, you should actually explore the academy more. I suspect you've missed a lot of information." Xia Youmi returned to the main topic, her smile radiating kindness.

“Yes.” Shan Xin smiled and lowered her head. “Teacher, I don’t dare to look. I know many projects are recruiting, but I don’t dare to take the initiative to ask if they need me.”

Have you ever thought about organizing one yourself?

"Me!" Shan Xin smiled and raised her head in surprise.

If she were still in her own world, she would have set about building a team without hesitation.

but,

Gradually, I'm getting used to Jiyu's rhythm and their hierarchical system of different ranks.

They overlooked the possibility of their own project being approved.

Everyone who received special training said that the best prospects were in certain types of project teams within certain companies, as they would provide opportunities to join the family business and earn exceptionally high salaries.

It's practically the dream of every specially recruited student.

but,

To date, there have been no self-initiated projects, or rather, all of them have failed to materialize and are not worth publicizing.

Now, her teacher encourages her to do it.

"Teacher, I don't have the resources, connections, or the financial resources." For art projects, a lack of funding is equivalent to having nothing.

She could consider bringing in those who weren't short of money, but what could Shan Xinxiao possibly give back in return?

On what grounds should they be the lead in initiating the project?

She simply didn't understand the market that well. Despite her hard work, the examples she had accumulated couldn't compare to those of her classmates who had been exposed to it since childhood, whether from the perspective of appreciation or individual creation.

It seems she doesn't even have that confidence.

especially,

There are many people with more skill than her, as well as young people who have secured several official projects with the family, and even the family head.

At Jiyu, projects are not initiated casually; they require competition and the ability to produce real profits or formal results.

She couldn't possibly have organized it too carelessly.

"Is your main purpose in tutoring to earn money?"

"Yes!" Shan Xin smiled frankly.

“Then you should approach this project with the goal of making money, especially at Jiyu Academy.” Xia Youmi didn’t directly mention investment, nor did she provide specific details about the construction.

She needs Shan Xinxiao to explore on her own and trigger the turning point brought about by the protagonist's fate.

Providing a feasible path is what Xia Youmi can do right now.

"Teacher Xia, I was one-sided."

"It's okay, there's still time. You can refer to other people's projects. I'm not looking for ideas, and I'm not trying to make things difficult for you. I'm just learning their team building approach and operational methods." Xia Youmi patiently explained, "In particular, you need to understand that you need to build a team, not have one person carrying the entire burden."

Shan Xinxiao's mood changed.

No longer feeling depressed and resentful.

Her eyes were easy to understand; they were a fleeting glimmer of light, just like the protagonist's aura that Xia Youmi hoped to uncover.

It was her initiative that provided the key to resolving the problem ahead of time.