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

Jiang Zheyuan's grandfather spent his life fighting on the battlefield. Now, in this peaceful era, he is able to enjoy his retirement. He is grateful and hopes that his descendants will continue to serve the country in various ways.

Therefore, he has very high expectations for the younger generation.

However, his understanding was that men should work hard outside, while women should have more children and take care of their husbands and raise them.

So when he learned that Shao Wanwan and Jiang Zheyuan had finally gotten their marriage certificate, he took the initiative to come and see them, which was actually to give them a heads-up and urge them to start having children soon.

When he heard that Shao Wanwan's grades were actually better than Jiang Zheyuan's, his grandfather's face showed some disbelief, and he looked at Shao Wanwan with great interest.

Jiang Ranxin and her father were also very surprised and looked at Shao Wanwan.

Shao Wanwan paused slightly in her coffee cup, then said with a smile, "Zheyuan is exaggerating. It's just a scholarship; it's not much money."

Jiang Ranxin put down her delicate coffee cup and quietly added, "Your school's scholarships are very difficult to obtain, and the review process is very strict. I heard from your school's leaders that you are the first student in many years to get full marks in three subjects."

Shao Wanwan didn't actually know her exact score; she only knew that she was first in the whole school. Those who failed a course scored below 60, but those who scored above 60 were given a grade.

She actually got first place in three subjects, which surprised her a bit.

After hearing this, Grandpa became even more interested and wanted to have a good chat with Shao Wanwan. "Wanwan, your grades are even better than Zheyuan's. So what are your plans after graduation?"

"We're studying business administration, so we'll probably start a company or something in the future." What Shao Wanwan really wanted to say was that she wanted to make a lot of money. The times are so good now, there's gold everywhere, and the overall economy is climbing upwards. If she didn't take advantage of this era to make a lot of money, she would be incredibly foolish.

However, since he was facing an elder, he couldn't appear too greedy, so he was more tactful.

"Girls, the fighting and killing in the business world isn't suitable for you. Your grades are so good, you can personally tutor the children in the future, and you could be a great helpmate. You're still studying, so it's really not suitable for you to have babies. How about this, after you graduate, give Grandpa two great-grandchildren so Grandpa can hold them first, and then we'll talk about other things." Grandpa didn't think there was anything wrong with what he said, and he made a very domineering final decision.

Jiang Zheyuan gently tugged at his grandfather's sleeve, then subconsciously looked at Shao Wanwan.

In her previous life, upon hearing this, Shao Wanwan immediately flew into a rage and berated her grandfather, calling him old-fashioned and saying that she had never done anything with Jiang Zheyuan, so how could she possibly have a child?

Grandpa was so angry on the spot that he almost had a heart attack.

At that time, none of the family members could back down from the situation.

Unexpectedly, even though he had told his grandfather not to put pressure on Shao Wanwan, his grandfather wouldn't listen to his advice and said exactly the same thing as in his previous life.

Shao Wanwan learned about the pressure Shao Moli was facing while reading the book.

So she wasn't surprised at all, nor did she intend to indiscriminately kill everyone like the original owner. So she smiled and said, "Grandpa is right, but you have to eat one bite at a time, right Grandpa? I'm still studying now. We can discuss other things after I graduate."

When Grandpa heard Shao Wanwan say that what he said was true, his mood immediately improved a lot.

He gently patted the back of her hand. "Good girl, focus on your studies now! Your grades are so good, Grandpa is so proud of you."

Jiang Ranxin and her father were surprised that Shao Wanwan did not react.

They breathed a silent sigh of relief.

Then they all began to accept Shao Wanwan in their hearts.

After all, young people who have good grades and know how to be tactful are indeed likable.

Jiang Ranxin initially had many negative impressions of Shao Wanwan, but with each encounter, she discovered that Shao Wanwan was completely different from the rumors. She stood up, picked up a watch, and handed it to Shao Wanwan, saying, "When I traveled to France, I saw this watch in a shop window. At that time, I thought that if I had a daughter-in-law in the future, I would give her this watch. Now it belongs to you."

Jiang Ranxin is Shao Wanwan's professor. The philosophy exam is the most troublesome for her. She can't skip class because the counselor will take attendance at the door.

Driven by instinct, upon hearing Jiang Ranxin speak to her, Shao Wanwan immediately stood up and respectfully accepted the watch Jiang Ranxin handed her. Just as she was about to have Jiang Zheyuan put it on her, she saw the brand of the watch and couldn't help but take a step back in surprise.

The book mentions that Jiang Ranxin was dissatisfied with the original owner's daughter-in-law, so she didn't give the watch to the original owner. However, the original owner stole the watch during a family gathering when there were many people and then sold it to a second-hand luxury store.

Back then, the secondhand watch appraisal system wasn't standardized. The watch buyer knew the original owner was clueless, so he gave the original owner only 200,000 yuan for a watch worth over 1.8 million yuan. The original owner took the money and went to Macau with Su Dapeng, where he squandered it all.

Because no one knew that the original owner had taken it, they called the police. Only when it became clear that she could no longer cover her feet did she admit it.

Later, the police found the person who bought the watch. Because the watch was so valuable and had an shady history, the shop owner was hesitant to sell it. So Jiang Zheyuan negotiated with the shop owner and, in addition to the original owner's 200,000 yuan, added another 200,000 yuan to get the globally limited edition watch back.

Therefore, Shao Wanwan knew how much this watch was worth.

Shao Wanwan felt a little hot in her hands, even though she knew it was Jiang Ranxin's way of affirming her.

But you can't be indebted to someone who gives you gifts, and you can't accept such expensive things right after getting the marriage certificate. It's really...

Not taking it would spoil everyone's fun.

After thinking for a moment, Shao Wanwan said, "Thank you, Professor. However, the security in our accommodation is not guaranteed. It would be a pity if such a precious item were lost. Please keep it for me for now, and I will wear it on my wedding day!"

Everyone was stunned.

This Patek Philippe is so dazzling that it cannot be ignored; the diamonds on it refract the light from the overhead lamp, making it even more eye-catching.

Surprisingly, Shao Wanwan did not immediately take it for herself.

This made everyone look at her with even greater respect.

As Jiang Ranxin hesitated about whether to take it back, Jiang Zheyuan readily accepted it and put it on Shao Wanwan's wrist. "Take it first. Don't worry about keeping it safe. I have a safe in the bank. I'll deposit it there for you. This is a token of your parents' love. You should accept it. It's time to start calling you that from now on."

Shao Wanwan glanced at Jiang Zheyuan and realized that this kid still knew how to favor his own family.

They knew that once the form was accepted, it would become their family's property.

Jiang Zheyuan had spoken, and Shao Wanwan couldn't argue anymore, so she nodded slightly.

Wearing a watch worth over a million yuan, Shao Wanwan almost forgot to eat dinner; the dazzling light almost made her eyes water.