A top student transmigrates into a book: Reborn in the 90s and rises to prominence.

Shao Wanwan didn't want to look like a menace, and was hesitating about whether to take the next bus when she heard a gentle, clear voice say, "Aunt Zhang, please come and sit here!"

Then, turning his head to the side, he saw a tall, thin boy wearing a white shirt and light gray pants stand up.

The boy had fair skin, and his dark eyebrows stood out on his face. He had a pointed chin. Because of the heat, there was some sweat on his philtrum and cheeks, but perhaps because he was so fair, he looked exceptionally refreshing even while sweating.

Judging from these words, it should be someone that Zhang Suran and the female supporting character both know, but she is a transmigrator in a book, so she can't match the characters in the book with her for the time being.

While she was pondering, she suddenly noticed a small mole on the left corner of the boy's eye.

I immediately realized that this was Jiang Zheyuan, the male lead who got together with the female lead after the female supporting character died tragically.

Upon recognizing Jiang Zheyuan, Shao Wanwan immediately recalled the description of him in the book: a handsome and elegant young man with a gentle and refined manner. In particular, the small mole at the corner of his eye complemented his gaze, giving him a sparkling appearance. Once one's gaze fell upon him, it was difficult to look away.

The author is absolutely right.

Jiang Zheyuan is indeed very attractive, especially in this noisy environment, which further highlights his clean and refined appearance.

But Shao Wanwan remembered that after Jiang Zheyuan came to the Shao family to propose marriage, he never came to the Shao family again.

He met the female supporting character again at their engagement banquet.

Why did we meet beforehand, especially in this kind of environment?

Although the book described Jiang Zheyuan in his youth, when the real person stood in front of her, Shao Wanwan still couldn't reconcile the image with the mature and composed entrepreneur Jiang Zheyuan she knew later.

Jiang Zheyuan in front of me is too young. His face looks so youthful that you could pinch water out of it. More importantly, his gentle temperament makes his youthful appearance seem unapproachable.

Knowing she shouldn't linger in a daze, and that now wasn't the time to refuse someone's kindness, Shao Wanwan pulled Zhang Suran down to sit.

"I... made an appointment with someone to go to the library, but the other person suddenly had something to do." This is an explanation for why there were two seats available.

Shao Wanwan didn't care who he invited or who invited him. Having been reborn as the female supporting character, she had no intention of interfering with Jiang Zheyuan and Shao Moli anymore. She believed that true love would prevail and she would be content to be a single, wealthy woman with no desires.

Don't ask, the answer is simple: marriage is meaningless, making money is much more appealing.

Zhang Suran was surprised to run into Jiang Zheyuan, but she quickly put on the airs of a future mother-in-law.

First came the warm greetings, then the probing questions began: "Xiao Jiang, why didn't you think of asking Wanwan out during such a long summer vacation? You two are a couple approved by both parents, no one will say anything if you go out together, don't be shy."

This was a bus packed with people, and not just people, but also chickens, ducks, and geese. Openly discussing such topics might not bother her, a time traveler, but it would probably embarrass Jiang Zheyuan, this old-fashioned guy, to death.

She glanced at Jiang Zheyuan and almost burst out laughing.

Jiang Zheyuan turned into a big tomato, his face, neck and ears were all red.

The key issue is that the Jiang family has strict rules, and one cannot ignore what elders say. He could only say in a low voice, "There have been many things going on at home lately, and I was worried that Shao Wanwan might also be busy... so I didn't want to bother her."

Goodness, well, if you don't like it, you don't like it. Why put it so euphemistically?

Later, when you were pursuing Shao Moli, I didn't see you being so passive. Goodness, back then, it was like an old house on fire. Even though it was your second marriage, your relationship was so good that everyone envied you.

However, Shao Wanwan was just an observer and didn't even have time to suppress her laughter.