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

As Shao Wanwan walked back to her dormitory, people kept congratulating her.

Some were classmates she knew, while others were complete strangers.

When she got to the bulletin board near the library, she discovered that the names of the students who had won scholarships had already been announced by the school in the form of a congratulatory message.

There are also notes after the first place in the age group.

In fact, school is her comfort zone, and she is used to being a prominent figure in such a specific environment. She is just afraid that sometimes things might go wrong and cause some trouble.

As soon as Shao Wanwan arrived at the dormitory building, she saw Jiang Zheyuan waiting for her with a bouquet of flowers.

Seeing Shao Wanwan walk over, he handed her the flowers and said, "As expected, that's why I ordered the flowers in advance."

Shao Wanwan shrugged. "I didn't expect to be number one in the grade. This is a bit... From now on, everything I do will be under scrutiny. I guess I shouldn't let my classmates know that the supermarket is a partnership. I'll just say I'm a part-time worker to avoid causing trouble. Five thousand yuan! So many people are envious!"

"My girlfriend is so outstanding, I'm so envious and admire her! I don't have this kind of trouble."

"So, what's going on with you?" Shao Wanwan asked in surprise.

Jiang Zheyuan also had outstanding grades, and he had always been the recipient of scholarships.

He doesn't want to join the student council now, and scholarships don't seem to matter to him anymore.

That makes sense, he already had money.

"I was thinking that if the two of us take up both the first and second prizes, and your sister gets the third prize, it's a bit like we're dominating the list, which isn't good, so..." Jiang Zheyuan joked with a smile.

"Come on!"

"I'm really not very capable. I just wanted to pass and not fail. Unlike my wife, who is really amazing. I admire her!" Jiang Zheyuan rarely joked like this, so he seemed to be in a good mood.

"Wife?" Shao Wanwan quickly noticed the key point.

“We’re getting our marriage certificate, so aren’t we husband and wife? When are you going to tell your family? I’m planning to go home in a few days to discuss it with my parents. My dad’s school is about to let out for break, and he can only come back to reunite with us then. I’ll tell him then.” Jiang Zheyuan took getting the marriage certificate very seriously. He wanted both sets of parents to know and didn’t want to get the certificate in secret.

In fact, Shao Wanwan thought so too. She should inform both sets of parents before getting the marriage certificate, and the household registration book was already with Zhang Suran. It would also be more convenient to get the certificate back in their hometown.

"After we get our marriage certificate, I want to move my household registration to the house my biological father left me." Shao Wanwan had actually thought about starting her own household after transmigrating into the book.

“That’s only right. If you’re willing to be on the same household registration as me, I’d be happy to too. I already have the keys to the wedding house my parents bought for me, but I haven’t decorated it yet. I was thinking that after we get married, you can decorate it however you want.” Jiang Zheyuan gently rubbed Shao Wanwan’s head and said affectionately.

Shao Wanwan remembered that Jiang Zheyuan's parents bought him a wedding house in the book. He had it renovated after buying it, but the original owner did not move in. Instead, he lived in a villa.

The villa was registered under Professor Jiang's name, so the original owner of the house had been hanging around in front of Professor Jiang all along.

Shao Wanwan had made up her mind that she absolutely could not go and live with her in-laws.

Having your mother-in-law as your professor is incredibly oppressive.

Although the villa was large, only she and Jiang Zheyuan were comfortable living in the large single-level apartment.

Shao Wanwan nodded, "Then let's not wait until we get married. After we get our marriage certificate, we can start renovating the house. After the house is renovated, it needs to be aired out for at least a year!"

Jiang Zheyuan nodded. He liked it when Shao Wanwan would just say what she needed or thought directly, without him having to rack his brains to guess.

"Now that you've won a scholarship, should we invite Sister Zhao over for a small celebration?" Jiang Zheyuan leaned closer and looked at Shao Wanwan's face as he spoke.

"Don't bother Sister Zhao anymore. We've been busy with Grandma's affairs these past few days. Sister Zhao took care of moving the small shop herself. She rode her tricycle back and forth, carrying the goods from the small shop to the new store."

When I went to see my counselor, I first went to see Sister Zhao. She was asleep in a recliner, and Li Shuai was playing nearby. I brought them some food, but seeing how tired Sister Zhao was, I quickly left. Let's celebrate by ourselves! After dinner, I brought Sister Zhao some extra food, and then we tidied up together. We need to think about recruitment now.

Jiang Zheyuan took over the bookstore near the school that had gone out of business.

Shao Wanwan and Zhao Hui are planning to open a large supermarket.

The previous landlord had taken good care of the shop; the walls were a light yellow, and the chandelier was in good condition—it would be usable immediately if only two light bulbs were replaced.

The tiles are also white and show no obvious damage.

All you need to do is order shelving based on the area, and then you can start operating.

Therefore, the recruitment process must be expedited.

Otherwise, Zhao Hui would be exhausted from managing the inventory and taking care of her son who was on winter vacation all by herself.

The second floor will remain empty for now. Once the supermarket's funds are recovered, she will save them, after returning them to Jiang Zheyuan, to use for running a tutoring center.

“We’ve already had some applicants for the job postings we put up at the door. We can hire students for part-time jobs, but for permanent positions, it’s best to start with vocational school or junior college graduates. They’re quick with calculations, have sharp minds, and aren’t unrealistic or unrealistic. They’re more stable, and we can offer them a slightly higher wage than the market rate, plus insurance,” Jiang Zheyuan told Shao Wanwan, following the easiest way to recruit people.

Shao Wanwan knew she should listen to Jiang Zheyuan, after all, he later became an outstanding entrepreneur.

However, it seems a bit illogical that supermarket stock clerks have educational requirements.

“Although Sister Zhao can collect the revenue, she has to purchase goods and work with you on promotions and other activities. So, the stock clerk not only has to manage the goods but also handle the cashier duties. Education is the fastest way to screen people these days.” Jiang Zheyuan had his own theory.

"I'm afraid people won't come." After all, the value of a degree hadn't decreased in the 1990s, and vocational school graduates and junior college graduates still had a good chance of finding jobs.

Not only are jobs easy to find, but those who were assigned jobs in the 1980s have become the backbone of their respective departments.

Why would anyone respect a cashier's job?

Shao Wanwan disagreed with Jiang Zheyuan on this matter.

However, Jiang Zheyuan insisted on having a threshold, because it involved cash flow, money, and the authenticity of goods. The cost of doing something wrong had to be high enough, so of course he had to find someone who valued their reputation.

After arguing for a while, Jiang Zheyuan said, "Don't be afraid of not being able to recruit! Several people have already called me, and I've scheduled interviews with them in three days. We'll be going with Sister Zhao too. Ultimately, it's up to you guys to decide. I'm just providing the venue; I don't have much say in the matter."

Jiang Zheyuan actually had little interest in such small businesses.

What interested him was Shao Wanwan's sparkling eyes when she was working hard.