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

Shao Wanwan gave him a look that said, "You're really good at showing off."

"I know you're pampered at home, I know you're rich, but you don't need to come here to provoke a poor guy like me!" Shao Wanwan pouted.

“Being poor now doesn’t mean you’ll be poor in the future. With your current spirit of daring to put things into practice, you’re already a potential millionaire,” Jiang Zheyuan said affectionately.

What he really thought was that loving money was fine, but having something to do would prevent him from indulging in matters of men and women after marriage.

He already knew and saw that Su Dapeng had publicly confessed his feelings on the school website.

Su Dapeng openly challenged him, saying he wanted to compete fairly.

Shao Wanwan hasn't mentioned this matter yet, presumably because she hasn't seen it.

"Laptop...have you been using it lately? I want to take it back." Jiang Zheyuan didn't want Shao Wanwan to see the confession on the confession wall, so he wanted to get the laptop back.

"Could I use it for a few more days? I promised Sister Zhao that I would help her make a warehouse statistics table. She was fined for selling expired food without noticing, and she cried so much that her eyes were swollen. I was thinking of making a statistics table to record how much inventory we have each time we receive a new order, the date of receipt, and the date of the goods. Then, we can directly deduct the inventory from the sales price each time. It will be clear at a glance with a data table."

Even with a simple Excel spreadsheet, Shao Wanwan couldn't explain it directly; she could only describe it as if it were extremely complicated.

When it came to inventory, Jiang Zheyuan no longer hid anything. He said directly, "My uncle, my younger uncle, and I are planning to form an information engineering team. He went to Hong Kong for research and said that the future belongs to the Internet and information technology. We are currently recruiting engineers. If all goes well, we can have an engineer write a program for Sister Zhao and create a barcode so that all products can be directly scanned and entered."

Jiang Zheyuan actually wanted to prevent his uncles from going astray like they did in his previous life, so when he asked them to contribute money to establish a charity foundation, he directly pointed them in the right direction.

Jiang Zheyuan was very familiar with this business, and with his experience from his previous life, he knew which people around him were capable of using it, so he could directly recommend them and then book them for internships at the company after they graduated from university.

Shao Wanwan's eyes widened as she listened.

When did Jiang Zheyuan's uncle and younger uncle get involved in information engineering...?

Does this mean we're planning ahead for the internet?

This... is such a forward-thinking concept.

The book describes Jiang Zheyuan's eldest and youngest uncles as having achieved great success even though they were just starting out in their careers.

But they were all brought back to their original state later.

My uncle invested in a jade mine, which subsequently went bust.

My uncle became addicted to gambling and squandered all the family fortune.

Although they had their nephew Jiang Zheyuan who helped them at crucial moments, they could never return to their heyday.

If they could all avoid the undercurrents described in the book.

Could my own destiny also be rewritten?

“If that’s the case, that would be great. If this software is developed, many enterprises and companies will definitely buy it, and it will be much more convenient,” Shao Wanwan agreed.

This is a huge business opportunity!

Compared to her blind box stamps, they're not even in the same league. No wonder Jiang Zheyuan wanted to get his uncle and younger uncle to join him.

The initial investment must have been enormous.

She can't just jump on such a big project right now; she needs to pretend to learn on her own first, and then find a suitable opportunity to invest her skills.

"You know?" Jiang Zheyuan asked in surprise.

Jiang Zheyuan always carefully considered what he had been doing lately before revealing it.

Fearing that his ideas were too advanced and would arouse suspicion from those around him, Jiang's family, apart from his grandfather and father, were all businessmen. They often went out to investigate, learn, and look for projects.

So I got used to him talking about new things.

Even so, he still looked for newspapers and reports, and did a lot of groundwork before showing it to his uncle and younger uncle, telling them that the future belongs to the internet and that they should plan ahead.

I was afraid they would think I was too smart.

But Shao Wanwan seemed to grasp it immediately and even applied it to other situations.

Besides books, Shao Wanwan's only access to the outside world was through his laptop...

Did she learn everything on her own using the computer?

Jiang Zheyuan quickly convinced himself.

The idea that Shao Wanwan had a strong ability to learn on her own had been deeply ingrained in Jiang Zheyuan's mind.

After all, Shao Wanwan taught herself English, Italian opera, and even university courses.

So he automatically convinced himself that Shao Wanwan had taught herself using a computer.

He quickly suppressed his surprise and said seriously, "Yes, if the software for automatic checkout is developed and rolled out in big cities first, it will definitely sell very well. I just don't know when we can start. It's so hard to find talent in these innovative fields these days. I myself studied humanities."

Shao Wanwan nodded.

"That's why you should study on your own, and it's best to have a double major! A double degree is also good." Shao Wanwan said casually.

Dual cultivation was not unfamiliar to her.

“That’s a good idea. You can try to learn it on your own. If you really can’t learn it, I can hire a teacher from another school to give us extra lessons. My mother knows some top-notch people in science and engineering.” Jiang Zheyuan understood immediately, and his communication was very smooth.

Moreover, Jiang Ranxin was originally a university professor.

Jiang Zheyuan's resources are absolutely top-notch.

Sure enough, just getting close to these big shots has already brought a lot of benefits.

"Don't you think I'm being unrealistic?" Shao Wanwan found it unbelievable.

After all, she had just taken an exam, and the results weren't out yet. She might have to repeat a year and become a laughing stock.

"I don't think so. I'm more than happy to support your ambition. How could I think you're being unrealistic? Anyway... I support you."

Jiang Zheyuan didn't want to mention Su Dapeng's name.

However, he couldn't find a reason to ask Shao Wanwan for his laptop back.

They could only secretly hope that Shao Wanwan wouldn't go to the school website for no reason.

The two of them ate the meal as if they were exchanging information; Jiang Zheyuan bought the groceries, but he barely touched them himself.

Shao Wanwan was starving, so she didn't miss eating, but she didn't expect that a meal would take more than an hour.

At this moment, Shao Moli, who had just finished getting her food, walked over with her head down. When she got to them, she saw the two of them. They were acquaintances, and she was caught in a dilemma, unsure whether to leave or stay.

She did want to find an opportunity to ask Jiang Zheyuan about the hearing aid.

But I really don't want to be caught in the middle between the two of them.

If she turned around and left immediately, it would make her seem guilty.

I had no choice but to bite the bullet and greet them, then ask if I could sit down.

Shao Wanwan called out "Sister" crisply.

Shao Moli nodded and then put down her plate.