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

If the story always returns to the basic plot of the original book, then is it really impossible to change her fate of dying tragically as a villainous female supporting character?

She nervously estimated her score again, and fortunately it was about the same as before. Ignoring her homeroom teacher's admonitions and suggestions, she decisively applied to Huazhong University of Science and Technology.

Fifteen days later, the results were announced.

Because of its top undergraduate enrollment rate in the city, Daxing No. 1 High School was filled with joy and decorated with lanterns and colorful streamers.

Shao Wanwan didn't linger too long amidst the festive atmosphere. She followed the crowd toward the busiest place where the results were posted.

She saw her homeroom teacher, Lao Xiao.

Soon, she saw her name again under Mr. Xiao's utterly astonished gaze. She gave a small cheer, then turned and bowed to her homeroom teacher, Mr. Xiao.

"Thank you, teacher, for not giving up on me. I was able to do so well on this exam. I am very grateful and will always remember you."

Shao Wanwan knew that Lao Xiao usually looked down on the female supporting character's flirtatious behavior, but he also respected Shao Wanwan's biological father's selfless character. Not only did he never treat Shao Wanwan differently, but he also tried to persuade her many times, showing that he took his responsibility as a teacher very seriously.

She felt that Lao Xiao deserved a bow from her.

Shao Wanwan's actions brought tears to Lao Xiao's eyes. He reached out and gently patted her shoulder, "Study hard, and come back to school as an outstanding graduate to give a speech. Your teacher is waiting for you."

What a teacher would love most is to see a lump of mud being propped up on a wall by their own efforts.

That day, Lao Xiao's chest never relaxed.

Wherever they went, he would smile and say, "I knew this kid was talented. Look, he got into Huazhong University of Science and Technology. He'll be a great entrepreneur when he grows up."

Shao Wanwan had never scored so low before; it was a major setback in her exam career, but she received the most praise.

Indeed, a good person can fall into hell as soon as they do one bad thing.

A scoundrel can become a Buddha by laying down his butcher's knife.

Old Xiao didn't even glance at Shao Moli, whom he had been particularly fond of since she transferred schools, the entire time.

With the college entrance exams settled, summer vacation has begun.

Shao Wanwan didn't want to face Shao Pei, that silly boy, nor did she want to watch Zhang Suran bully Shao Moli. So, Shao Wanwan decided to find something to do to earn some extra money for her college life.

Although the book only briefly mentions the summer before the female protagonist went to university in a short chapter.

However, although the School of Business Administration is a public second-tier university, its tuition fees are not low for a public university because several of its majors were newly established based on demand and the campus has just been renovated.

Shao Guanghua had only just begun to venture into real estate. His construction company sounded prestigious, but he was actually just a contractor who did everything himself. Although the Shao family's income was not low in 1998, supporting two college students would definitely be a struggle.

In order to prevent the female supporting character from suffering, Shao Guanghua will definitely cut back on his own daughter's living expenses.

In the original book, when the female protagonist went to university, Shao Guanghua only gave her fifty yuan a month.

Girls also have to menstruate every month. Sanitary napkins were not cheap in 1998. A slightly better brand would cost about ten yuan a pack, which contained about twenty pads.

Unbranded or bulk products are much cheaper, almost one cent per piece, but they are made in small workshops, and the sterilization may not be up to standard, and the quality cannot be guaranteed at all.

Fifty yuan a month for living expenses directly led to poverty for Shao Moli during her menstrual period.

Shao Moli ran into the female supporting character when she went to the market to buy loose sanitary napkins. The book emphasized the mocking look in the female supporting character's eyes at that time.

Shao Wanwan remembers it vividly!

She wanted to earn her own living expenses for the start of the semester. Although she couldn't guarantee that Shao Moli's living expenses would increase, she felt justified and at ease spending her own money, rather than feeling like she was living a better life by stepping on someone else, which made her feel uncomfortable no matter how she thought about it.