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

After inserting the phone card, Shao Wanwan didn't actually have much money left.

If Sister Zhao hadn't paid her after selling the card, she would have been almost out of money.

That damned Li Lin, he really ruined her life.

This is what they call "possessing a treasure is a crime"—she just wanted to make money, but she was betrayed by a villain.

This completely disrupted her plans to earn money, and she had to focus on dealing with the school's surprise tests.

Fortunately, as long as she passes all A's, she won't have to go to the classroom to show up anymore, and she can even take the course early and graduate ahead of time.

You just need to take the exam as usual.

That's good. Rules are rules, and she won't have to sneak away from class anymore.

Shao Wanwan couldn't afford a fancy restaurant, so she found a clean and hygienic little eatery near the school.

Jiang Ranxin didn't show any disgust and sat down gracefully.

The waiters were chatting when they saw customers. They immediately took the rag in their hands, wiped the table symbolically a couple of times, and then asked the three of them what they would like to eat.

Shao Wanwan took the shrink-wrapped menu, looking a little awkward.

She only had about a hundred yuan on her, which was enough for the three of them to have a balanced diet of meat and vegetables.

However, since it was her first time having dinner with her future mother-in-law, and Professor Jiang's ending in the book was so tragic, Shao Wanwan felt a little guilty. She wanted to order something nice, but she couldn't afford it.

She only has 100 yuan for living expenses each month.

It does feel a bit cramped.

Just as I was about to bite the bullet and order food.

Jiang Ranxin took the menu, glanced at it quickly, ordered two stir-fried vegetarian dishes, and then said, "This is our first time eating here, so you don't know my tastes. You young people can order the rest. Don't order too much, it'll be a waste."

The two dishes cost only twelve yuan in total.

Shao Wanwan secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

Thinking back to when Jiang Zheyuan treated Zhang Suran and Shao Pei to dinner at a high-end restaurant, the meal cost over 300 yuan.

Jiang Zheyuan ordered a dish according to his preference, and then ordered a soup.

Only then did he hand the menu to Shao Wanwan, who carefully ordered a braised meat noodle dish.

She did the math and realized that this would cost less than sixty yuan in total, leaving her with some money to live on.

Seeing that the three people were dressed neatly, the waiter assumed it was a big order, but they only ordered such a small amount. His expression immediately fell, but he didn't dare to say anything. He flicked the rag, said "Okay, sir," and turned to leave.

Jiang Zheyuan found Shao Wanwan's flustered appearance quite adorable, but when he thought of the details of her interactions with his mother in his previous life, his mood immediately sank.

He reflected on his mistakes, realizing he shouldn't have let them live together in his previous life.

My mother was strict her whole life and had many dogmatic tendencies. Living with her younger generation would definitely be a lot of things she wouldn't be used to...

He made a huge mistake from the start by involving his mother in his marriage.

Having been given a second chance at life, he certainly didn't want his loved ones to repeat the mistakes of his previous life.

Besides his eldest uncle and youngest uncle, he was most worried about Shao Wanwan and his mother.

In their previous lives, one of them met a tragic end, while the other, though she survived, spent half her life in a wheelchair.

A professor with an extraordinary demeanor would never have imagined spending the rest of his life in a wheelchair!

When she first started lying in bed unable to move, her mother expressed suicidal thoughts on several occasions... It was only through Shao Moli's companionship and care that she recovered.

Jiang Zheyuan felt as if his heart was being pulled by a huge rock, causing him excruciating pain.

Nothing has happened yet in this life, but his feelings for Shao Moli have already transformed into a deep sense of guilt.

If Shao Wanwan gets straight A's, plus the bonus points from the charity fund, and achieves second place at the welcome party, she'll probably be the one to win the scholarship this year.

Jiang Zheyuan knew that Shao Moli wanted to use the money she earned from scholarships and selling clothes to buy her grandmother a hearing aid.

Thinking of this, he looked at Shao Wanwan.

He could never provoke Shao Moli again in this life, so some boundaries had to be clearly drawn from the beginning, and this favor could only be done by Shao Wanwan...

"I heard you're going to take the school's advanced placement test?"

His mother's voice pulled him back from his wandering thoughts, and he looked at Shao Wanwan with tender eyes.

Look at the reality you need to grasp and redeem in this life.

It's all in the past, the previous life is all in the past, he kept telling himself...

"Well, I missed two months of classes and was reported by my classmates. The school followed the rules and gave me a test. If I can get all A's, I can take the course later. If I don't get them, I'll have to repeat the year."

Shao Wanwan answered honestly.

She knew Jiang Ranxin's personality all too well; she always asked questions with the answer already in mind.

Because she has spent her life in academia and as a teacher, she has a certain rigor about her. She has to have the right attitude towards everything. As long as the attitude is correct, she can protect you even if you cause a huge problem.

Just don't act like a spoiled brat and disrespect people.

Just answer the questions carefully.

Sure enough, Jiang Ranxin's expression relaxed a bit, and her voice softened, "Then are you confident?"

Jiang Ranxin knew that Shao Wanwan got into this school by a bit of luck; she wasn't a top student.

These prerequisite tests are all set by the professors of the respective subjects.

Because it's extra work, people will inevitably feel some resentment and will try their best to make things difficult.

Some questions are even beyond the scope of the curriculum.

Getting all A's is too difficult.

Shao Wanwan shook her head honestly.

"I'm studying with the goal of not failing, not aiming for straight As. Ever since I found out about the exam, I haven't slept before 2 a.m. every night, but I'm still not confident. I wonder if you could give me some pointers?" Shao Wanwan said respectfully.

Jiang Ranxin looked at Shao Wanwan with some surprise.

Although she didn't know the scope of the exam questions, she was familiar with the personalities of the professors who taught the course.

So she told Shao Wanwan everything she knew about their question-setting style and preferred question types.

Jiang Zheyuan was afraid she wouldn't remember everything, so he silently memorized it beside her.

Shao Wanwan put her excellent memory to good use at this moment. She immediately combined the theories she had memorized during this period with these key points in her mind. Based on her experience from years of exams, she tried to give herself a few questions in her mind.

Then I quickly drafted an answer.

I found that I was still able to answer the questions fluently.

She stood up and thanked him.

Jiang Ranxin asked her to sit down, then looked at Shao Wanwan and asked, "Are you being so polite to me because you don't consider Zheyuan your fiancé?"

She didn't want to ask in the first place.

But she discovered that Shao Wanwan was a smart person.

When talking to or dealing with intelligent people, the more direct you are, the better.

"We're only engaged, we haven't had an engagement banquet, which means I haven't really gained the approval of my elders yet, so it's really not appropriate to be too casual," Shao Wanwan said gracefully.

You won't like me as your daughter-in-law.

Shao Wanwan thought to herself.