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

The idea of ​​making money was there, but what to do wasn't written in any book.

After all, given the character of the female supporting character in the book, she wouldn't be interested in anything that required hardship, nor could she handle anything that required using her brain.

She spent the entire summer flirting with Shao Pei and then constantly bothering Shao Moli.

"Wanwan, Aunt Zhou who collects recyclables is here. Didn't you keep saying you wanted to pack up and sell your high school books?" Zhang Suran pushed open the wooden door and said to Shao Wanwan, who was sitting at her desk in a daze.

Shao Wanwan glanced at the textbooks piled up in the corner and suddenly had an idea.

"Mom, did Uncle Li's son fail the exam this year? And are some of his classmates going to have to repeat a year?"

She was grateful for her photographic memory; she could remember even the conversations in the book perfectly.

"Yeah, why did you ask that?" Zhang Suran asked as she handed the washed peaches to Shao Wanwan.

“Tell Uncle Li that I’m here to tutor them, and the fee will only be half of what you pay at outside tutoring centers,” Shao Wanwan said with a smile.

Back in 1998, there were very few after-school tutoring classes. Even if there were, they were usually part-time jobs run by teachers.

Back then, things weren't so complicated, so the government didn't really interfere.

Su Wanwan knew that one day the tutoring industry would be hit hard and forced to transform, but right now, it was an absolute blue ocean.

The best option is one that requires no immediate investment and can generate cash instantly.

She has a sharp mind; she only needs two or three days to go through all the high school knowledge, and then organize her previous exam preparation experience, which is more than enough to teach repeat students.

Upon hearing this, Zhang Suran subconsciously reached out and touched Shao Wanwan's forehead.

"Wanwan, are you alright?"

Su Wanwan knew she couldn't let her public image crumble too quickly, or it would arouse suspicion. She thought for a moment and pulled Zhang Suran over. "Mom... I've got my eye on a bag, it's a bit expensive. I want to buy it so I can carry it when I'm in college. Also, isn't your birthday coming up soon? I want to buy you a gold necklace, so I want to earn some money."

If this villainous female supporting character has any redeeming qualities, it's that she's particularly willing to put effort into her appearance, maintaining an 18-inch waist and dressing very fashionably.

Not only does he love to stir things up, but he's also willing to give Zhang Suran and Shao Guanghua small favors, making them completely devoted to him.

But Shao Guanghua and Zhang Suran were particularly receptive to it.

Sure enough, as soon as the gold necklace pie was drawn up, Zhang Suran laughed heartily.

“My Wanwan is the best. She hasn’t even started working yet, and she’s already thinking about buying her mother a gold necklace. I’m so lucky!” Zhang Suran said, wiping away tears.

Shao Wanwan didn't expect Zhang Suran to be so exaggerated. Just as she was about to say something, she saw Shao Moli, holding a string of pearls, quietly walk away.

She recognized the pearl necklace.

The author wrote in the book that although the pearl necklace was artificial, its luster was made quite realistically, and it was also sourced by the vendor from a big city.

Shao Moli spent three months in the countryside pasting paper boxes from dawn till dusk to buy this necklace.

Just to please Zhang Suran.

This necklace also appeared when Shao Moli turned 20, and was used by the female supporting character to ridicule Shao Moli.

Shao Pei snatched it away and threw it onto a cream cake that Shao Moli had been eagerly anticipating.

The scene was absolutely awful.

Shao Moli wanted to please Zhang Suran, but then she realized she was just making empty promises to him, which wouldn't do.

Shao Wanwan called out to Shao Moli, "Sister, I see something shiny in your hand. What good thing did you buy for Mom? Let me see it!"

Upon hearing this, Shao Moli turned around, walked over timidly, and placed the pearl necklace on the table.