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

Jiang Zheyuan recalled several details of his encounter with Zhang Suran in his previous life.

She slightly pursed her lips!

She only had eyes for Shao Pei and didn't treat Shao Moli like her own daughter at all; she just saw her as a cash cow.

However, Shao Moli was too busy in the later stages, traveling all over the country on business trips. Zhang Suran couldn't find her even if she wanted to cause trouble, and her assistant had to deal with her most of the time. As a result, Zhang Suran didn't cause too much trouble.

Shao Pei, on the other hand, was a complete scoundrel, severely injuring Shao Moli...

Unpleasant memories surfaced in Jiang Zheyuan's mind, making it difficult for him to think of words of comfort.

He sighed softly and then said, "We can set a threshold so that she can't easily find you or contact you. Only physical distance can save you the trouble of dealing with her."

Jiang Zheyuan was indeed experienced.

This is indeed arguably the only way.

After all, Zhang Suran had raised her, and if he really wanted to take advantage of her kindness, she would have no choice but to accept it.

It is said that the kindness of raising someone is greater than the kindness of giving birth. There is one thing that Shao Wanwan has to admit: from childhood to adulthood, Zhang Suran has never mistreated the original owner. This has been written many times in the book. She was just extremely bad to Shao Moli and would favor her own son, but she never hesitated to give the original owner what she should have given.

When the original owner was in elementary school, she dressed her up like a doll, giving her new little dresses and matching arm sleeves when she got her homework dirty. Her little leather shoes were made by a shoemaker. She also brought her lots of snacks for school field trips in spring and autumn, never making the original owner envious of anyone else.

Without Zhang Suran's pampering and doting, the original owner might not have grown up to be the person she is today.

Now that her son has started his own family, she's bound to think of Shao Pei in every way and always wants to get something for him.

That's what makes it complicated.

If Zhang Suran hadn't been so good to the original owner before, she could have completely ignored Zhang Suran.

Then there's Shao Guanghua, who never forgets to bring back things for the original owner every time he goes on a business trip. If it's something nice, it's something for Shao Pei, and it's something for the original owner and Shao Moli.

Shao Guanghua's feelings for Shao Moli were certainly not as exaggerated as Zhang Suran's, but Shao Guanghua was away from home for most of the year, so Zhang Suran had indeed been taking care of things at home for a long time.

Shao Guanghua only occasionally inquired about the children's affairs, and was basically just a figurehead.

It doesn't incite hatred, but it's also of little use.

When Shao Moli was in a tug-of-war with Zhang Suran, Shao Guanghua only played the role of mediator.

Anyway, Shao Moli made it big later on, and Shao Guanghua stopped asking about her affairs. He didn't care about her money and never thought of taking advantage of his successful daughter.

When she returned to the village, some people complimented her, saying that Shao Moli worked hard outside, and although she looked glamorous on the outside, she was actually very hardworking.

Every time Zhang Suran heard this, she would glare at Shao Guanghua, but she would never say anything, because whether she asked Shao Moli for money or to do something for her, she would never tell Shao Guanghua, let alone discuss it with him; she would always keep it a secret.

Shao Moli couldn't bring herself to complain to Shao Guanghua, and Zhang Suran took advantage of the situation.

Jiang Zheyuan's mind was a jumbled mess as he recalled his interactions with people from his previous life.

When Shao Wanwan recalled the contents of the book, it was all a jumbled mess.

Some people just can't be too far away, can't be too close, can't be too good, can't be too bad—they just can't seem to find the right balance.

At present, Jiang Zheyuan's suggestion is the best solution. "From now on, I will filter her calls. If she calls me for everything, I will naturally find various reasons to hang up. If it really comes down to helping, I will not refuse to do anything or lend a hand, even if it is just for my sister's sake."

Jiang Zheyuan nodded.

After thinking for a moment, he said, "Just don't let your aunt think that you and your sister are having an easy time. Otherwise, she will keep looking for you. You should talk about your hardships from time to time."

Jiang Zheyuan actually wanted to add that he should definitely try to persuade Shao Moli.

However, he knew that his position made it inappropriate for him to say such a thing, and Shao Wanwan was always thinking about Shao Moli. He had no right to interfere in the affairs between the sisters, so he could only say what he meant.

Shao Wanwan could roughly understand the meaning behind Jiang Zheyuan's unspoken words, so she nodded.

"You! Put aside your worries and think about our engagement party first. We're having our engagement banquet on the tenth of the month. We haven't chosen the first set of jewelry you wore that day yet. Let's go pick it out tomorrow and finalize it. I've ordered three sets in total, but my cousin said we need to decide on the main one. She seems to want to make some changes to the details of the dress." Jiang Zheyuan said, looking at her with some affection.

Jewelry must be in sets; the rich really have a lot of rules.

The key is that there are still three sets.

"Could you please grant me an interview? How do you manage to do so much every day, and why do you only tell me about many of these things after you've already accomplished them? We're together most of the time every day, at least during this period." Shao Wanwan was completely baffled.

She knew that someone like Jiang Zheyuan, who would eventually amass a fortune of billions, must have top-notch control over time, but he was only a little over twenty years old, which was terrifying.

Shao Wanwan had wanted to ask this for a long time: everyone has 24 hours a day, so how come Jiang Zheyuan seems to be able to do so many things?

“I hired an assistant as soon as I started college. He helps me with a lot of trivial matters. I gave him the contact information of many important people, and he would coordinate the time for them and then connect with me, which saves me a lot of time. Except for your matter, I usually treat him as a memo and send it directly to him, and then he will remind me at the appropriate time.” Jiang Zheyuan thought this was a very common thing and nothing worth mentioning. Later, he realized that it was the mindset he had developed in his previous life that was causing the problem.

No matter how capable an individual is, there are limits to what they can do. They must learn to leverage teamwork and delegate unimportant but necessary tasks. They should then focus on handling matters that cannot be delegated to others, such as spending time with their spouse and family, and dealing with all the trivial matters related to them.

After listening, Shao Wanwan couldn't help but give a thumbs up.

"Wow! I was wondering why you were always fiddling with your phone at the same time every day. I thought you were playing Tetris!" Shao Wanwan teased with a laugh.

Jiang Zheyuan smiled too.

Having experience in employing people in his previous life, he doesn't even need to conduct assessments in this life. He knows exactly who is reliable and can use them immediately, saving him a lot of trouble.

"So you don't need to worry about me not having time to spend with you. I won't neglect anything else; I'm willing to spend all my time on you." Jiang Zheyuan took advantage of a red light to reach out and ruffle Shao Wanwan's hair.