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

Su Dapeng was very outgoing. Seeing that Jiang Zheyuan looked like the kind of student who would be successful in the future, he patted him heavily on the shoulder and said, "Junior, I'm your senior. Let's play basketball together sometime! You look like a bean sprout. Get stronger, and you'll find a girlfriend."

Shao Wanwan knew Su Dapeng's background, and upon hearing this, she pursed her lips tightly, afraid that she would laugh out loud.

Jiang Zheyuan, who was usually gentle and refined, changed his attitude and not only shrugged his shoulder in disgust, but also said coldly, "I don't like playing ball."

Then he took his number and stood aside.

Shao Wanwan almost laughed. Did this guy have radar and know that this person had cheated on her?

Holding back laughter was too painful, so Shao Wanwan pinched her fingers to barely suppress a laugh.

Jiang Zheyuan politely escorted Zhang Suran to the girls' dormitory before taking care of his own business.

Shao Wanwan looked at Jiang Zheyuan's retreating figure with some disappointment.

Jiang Zheyuan didn't even accompany them to the cafeteria for lunch first. How am I supposed to set up Shao Moli and him now?

It'll be lunchtime in half an hour!

The schedule cannot be stopped.

Shao Wanwan decided to put her luggage away before going to find Jiang Zheyuan.

Shao Wanwan and Shao Moli were not in the same department, so they were not assigned to the same dormitory, but the two dormitories were not far apart.

They're all on the third floor.

Because they arrived early this time, they were both assigned seats that weren't too noisy.

Shao Wanwan was in dormitory 304, while Shao Moli was assigned to dormitory 319.

After getting their room keys from the dorm supervisor, the two women breathed a sigh of relief; neither of them wanted to live in the same room.

Shao Wanwan and Shao Moli were very satisfied with the dormitory assignments.

Zhang Suran, who accompanied her, got angry.

They made a huge fuss about going to the dormitory supervisor and demanding that she reassign them to new dorm rooms.

No matter the occasion, Zhang Suran never knew how to keep quiet, and for a while, many people peeked out to watch the spectacle.

When Shao Wanwan saw that she was really going to find the dormitory manager, she quickly stopped her, "Mom, we live quite close by. The School of Management isn't very big. My sister and I will run into each other often, so don't worry about it."

"How can you not live in the same dorm room? You'll have to wash your own clothes and shoes, won't you?" Zhang Suran asked, completely ignoring the people coming and going in the dorm corridor, all of whom were freshmen and their parents.

Not wanting to embarrass herself by accompanying Zhang Suran, Shao Wanwan quickly whispered to reassure her, "The school's accommodations are quite good. I can take care of myself, so don't worry!"

It took a lot of persuasion to stop Zhang Suran from rushing to the first floor to find the dormitory supervisor.

In the 1990s, student dormitories housed eight people. Four beds were bunk beds, and four green desks were put together in the middle to form the area for studying and eating.

There was a large wardrobe by the door, painted in the same color as the table, and the bed number was marked with a yellow paint pen. That was a dormitory room.

The rooms had no private bathrooms or showers; everyone had to rely on water and shower tickets issued by the school to get water and take showers.

Looking at the simple furnishings of her dormitory, Shao Wanwan finally felt a sense of reality that she had left the Shao family.

She had already decided from the day she transmigrated into the book that she must leave the Shao family as soon as possible.

Otherwise, according to the original story's progression, Shao Pei would have been constantly harassing her.

Only by not meeting often can the negative impact of the despicable act committed by the original owner on her future life be minimized.

Therefore, tutoring classes should definitely not be opened in the Shao family's residence.

She will not return to the Shao family unless there are special circumstances, so that Shao Moli's life can get back on track.

What she needs to do is change her destiny.

Don't let yourself actually die in a car accident like the ones described in the book.

Now, even the driver who cheated on her in the book has made an appearance. Although the progress is much earlier than in the book, it means that the bond between the people described in the book is even greater than she thought.

Shao Wanwan found it hard not to be wary.

No one is unafraid of death, especially not in such a horrific way.

When she was reading the book, she couldn't understand how a hero who was loyal and devoted to his comrades could have a daughter like the original owner of the body.

I've always felt it was a huge regret.

So many people offered flowers to Shao Qiming on Qingming Festival, and so many people have not forgotten Shao Qiming, but when his daughter is mentioned, they all feel extremely sad and disgusted.

In this life, she didn't want people to immediately think of his daughter who died young when they thought of Shao Qiming.

He wanted Shao Qiming to be happy for her even in the afterlife.

Also during Qingming Festival, the anniversary of the death of a loved one, one can offer a cup of wine.

Furthermore, she also knew a secret about Shao Qiming, a secret that an author mentioned in a book, a secret that neither Jiang Zheyuan nor Shao Moli knew.

When Shao Qiming was alive, he used his salary to support four impoverished students.

After his death, the four students secretly came to pay their respects to him.

She wanted to resume sponsoring these four students, as a way of comforting the original owner's father.

She had so many things to do and didn't want to get entangled with the Shao family anymore. Most importantly, she didn't want Jiang Zheyuan to marry her because of the grudges of the previous generation.

Compared to Shao Moli, she was never a good match either.

More important than romance is making money; that's the only way to solve her current predicament.

Because she had to face the fact that she was now an orphan. No matter how good Shao Guanghua and Zhang Suran were to her, they were still someone else's parents. She would repay their kindness in raising her, but she couldn't use that kindness to coerce them and make their relationship with their own daughter worse and worse.

Shao Wanwan has not forgotten her mission.

Advance the main plot of the book as soon as possible, let the male and female protagonists fall in love quickly, get together quickly, and cancel this damn engagement.

Shao Wanwan quickly got ready and ran into Shao Moli as she went out.

Shao Moli wanted to pretend she couldn't see Shao Wanwan.

Shao Wanwan knew that Shao Moli had many prejudices against her, but after thinking about it carefully based on what was written in the book, she realized that Shao Moli really couldn't be blamed.

"I'm planning to ask Jiang Zheyuan to have lunch at the cafeteria together. Sis, why don't you come with me? It'll be a good opportunity to get familiar with the school. I heard from my classmates that there are four cafeterias in the school!"

Shao Wanwan extended an olive branch first.

Shao Wanwan didn't want to go through the cycle of getting engaged, married, and then divorced with Jiang Zheyuan.

When Shao Moli heard that Shao Wanwan was having dinner with her fiancé and dragging her along, she immediately felt that Shao Wanwan had ulterior motives.

He watched her warily.

At this time, Shao Moli was far from being a powerful businesswoman who could command the world and keep her emotions hidden. She wore her inner doubts on her face.

Once bitten, twice shy.

Having been subjected to the original owner's yin-yang practices for so long, it's understandable that they would be so wary.

Shao Wanwan didn't insist, but she knew to strike at the heart of the matter. "I know Grandma's hearing isn't very good. Didn't you want to buy a hearing aid? Jiang Zheyuan's uncle owns the first company in Daxing City that sells precision instruments. If you ask Jiang Zheyuan, you might be able to buy a hearing aid for much less than the market price."

In the 1990s, hearing aids were not only uncommon, but very few people even knew about them.

Shao Moli loved her grandmother so much that she had to ask around to find out.

Although we know that wearing hearing aids can greatly improve my grandmother's hearing, the price of hearing aids is also incredibly high.

It's not something a student like her can afford.

Shao Wanwan gave her some money for the summer tutoring classes, but she didn't know exactly how much she was short.

As expected, Shao Wanwan's words made her waver.

She thought for a moment and then said, "Okay, I'll go with you."

Jiang Zheyuan had no idea that he was about to face a scene resembling a crematorium.

He was still deeply bothered by Su Dapeng, whom he had met when he reported for duty.

Su Dapeng's appearance made him realize that changing Shao Wanwan's fate was more difficult than he had imagined.

Su Dapeng is tall and handsome, and now he looks sunny, cheerful and positive. He also shows great interest in Shao Wanwan.

If they had gotten together in college... the consequences would have been unimaginable.

Such speculators are absolutely not to be trusted.

"Jiang Zheyuan, there are girls waiting downstairs, they're all very pretty," Xia Jianjun said with a smile, bumping Jiang Zheyuan's shoulder.

Xia Jianjun was Jiang Zheyuan's bunkmate.

He was incredibly outgoing and memorized the names of all eight people in his dorm room in less than two hours.

So everyone took the opportunity to elect Xia Jianjun as the dormitory head.

Jiang Zheyuan has a calm and steady personality, but he is also rather cold and introverted. Especially after being reborn, he treats his former classmates as juniors.

He couldn't help but say, "Jianjun, speak properly. You've never changed this habit of rubbing against each other your whole life."