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

"I bought it when I went to the market with my grandma because it looked nice." Shao Moli omitted the fact that she had spent three months pasting cardboard boxes, as if the necklace had come easily.

Shao Moli rarely looked at Zhang Suran when she spoke; she always kept her head down.

"It looks great, it looks really good, Mom, you should wear it quickly, the neighbors will be so envious when you go out."

Shao Wanwan knew that Shao Moli was insecure and that she had to provide her with enough emotional support.

So he spoke in a relatively natural tone, without being too exaggerated.

Zhang Suran glanced down at the necklace; the artificial appearance was too obvious, and it looked cheap, which she found very distasteful.

But Shao Wanwan kept encouraging her to try it on.

Zhang Suran then put it on.

Shao Moli was prepared to be disliked by Zhang Suran, but she didn't expect that she would actually wear it. She raised her head slightly, glanced at Zhang Suran, and then quickly lowered her head again, her eyes reddening.

"Beautiful!" Shao Wanwan clapped her hands and exclaimed.

"Hey, it's just a fake one." Although he still didn't admit it, at least he didn't take it off immediately.

Shao Moli was so moved by this rare moment of warmth that she burst into tears, which made Shao Wanwan feel particularly heartbroken.

However, at least the situation wasn't made too awkward.

Shao Wanwan breathed a sigh of relief.

Zhang Suran took Shao Wanwan's words to heart. Although she felt that Shao Wanwan's grades were not as good as Shao Moli's and that she was playful, she was lucky to get into a second-tier university.

She didn't seem to be cut out for tutoring, but she hadn't studied much and only knew that university students were one in a hundred. She had three children, two of whom had gone to university, so this was a good way for her to show off.

Over the next two days, Shao Wanwan witnessed Zhang Suran's social skills.

Zhang Suran, dressed in a bright red floral shirt and black suit pants, with her hair neatly tied up, stood smartly at the alley entrance's information center, chatting and boasting with the aunties and grandmas around her. She quickly spread the news that Shao Wanwan could tutor repeat students at low prices.

Then I went to Uncle Li's house to tell him the news.

Uncle Li suffered from his lack of education when he was taking his driver's license test. He failed the written test many times and eventually had to hire someone to take the test for him to barely pass.

Because she herself had never received an education, she placed particular importance on the education of her only son, Li Rui.

Getting into university in 1998 was a very prestigious achievement.

Everyone held college students in high regard, so soon, the news reached all the students around who had failed the college entrance exam and were retaking it. They passed the word around, and surprisingly, they came in groups of eight.

They were all neighbors, and they all looked somewhat familiar. Li Rui and Shao Pei were childhood friends, so Zhang Suran was very welcoming to them.

But with eight young men and a young woman standing in the house, the living room, which wasn't very spacious to begin with, was still completely packed.

Zhang Suran offered them fruit and water, then pulled Shao Wanwan aside, saying, "Wanwan, so many people have come all at once, can you manage them all?"

Actually, Shao Wanwan was quite surprised as well.

But she glanced at Shao Moli, who was sitting in the corner looking a little bewildered, and said confidently, "Mom, don't worry, there's no problem. It's just that the house will be this lively until I go to school on September 15th."

So many people know that her family has produced two college graduates, Zhang Suran is too proud to be arrogant. She doesn't feel embarrassed at all. She says with a smile, "My daughter is really capable."

It's not just your adopted daughter who's capable; your own daughter is capable too!

Although Shao Moli was always hesitant and reserved in the early stages due to her low self-esteem.

That's because she still has expectations for her family of origin. Once she fully sees the true nature of this family, she will strive to rise up.

With her God-like perspective, Shao Wanwan would never underestimate Shao Moli.

One person can never earn all the money in the world.

Tutoring eight people at once will significantly reduce the effectiveness.

She didn't want her business to be ruined from the start, as this was a long-term source of income.

She collected information on the eight students and then scheduled the next tutoring session. They prepaid two-thirds of the tutoring fee.

Shao Wanwan actually intended to use the remaining money to build a good reputation. This meant that if the tutoring was effective, students would voluntarily pay for it; if the tutoring was ineffective, she would forgo the remaining money.