Forcing Me to Be Reborn?!-Chapter 154 - 134 Because the Counselor is Beautiful

Chapter 154: Chapter 134 Because the Counselor is Beautiful Chapter 154 -134 Because the Counselor is Beautiful Cheng Zhu hadn’t immediately received a reply from Chen Jieyu, and he didn’t know if she was busy and hadn’t checked her phone or if she was just pondering the matter.

By the time the taxi dropped him off at the entrance to Technology University, the rain had already stopped.

It is said that each autumn rain brings cooler weather, and although he had just given two external presentations at the hotel and wasn’t completely exhausted, he did feel the chill of Hang City’s night air.

It was not until he was almost at the dormitory building that Cheng Zhu received Chen Jieyu’s reply.

“Okay.” Her response was very brief.

That was exactly what he wanted.

If she were to seriously ask him for project details and make multiple inquiries at this moment, he would find it troublesome.

Cheng Zhu felt that Chen Jieyu was not stupid and should realize that he was just looking for her to lend her name to the project.

Once the project started, she, as the guidance teacher, only needed to occasionally make an appearance to assert her presence.

“I’ll take you flying, counselor.” Cheng Zhu put his phone back in his pocket.

As he approached the dormitory building, Cheng Zhu recalled something.

He didn’t immediately go upstairs but found a quiet place and made a call to the factory manager of QQ Factory in Guan Yun County—the middle-aged Ah Bin.

“Hey, Brother Bin.” The call was soon answered.

“Mr. Cheng, what can I do for you?” Chen Bin’s side was a bit noisy, as if he were in a club.

You could hear the unpleasant singing and the voices of socializing models, creating quite a racket.

But after a noisy ten seconds or so, it quieted down considerably, and it seemed Chen Bin had moved to the hallway to take the call.

“Brother Bin sure knows how to enjoy life,” Cheng Zhu said laughingly.

“It’s purely socializing; they’re cracking down on fire safety these days.” Chen Bin felt a bit embarrassed being teased by a university student.

Cheng Zhu glanced at the time, “You haven’t drunk much by now, have you?”

“We’ve just started, is there something you need? I can go back to the factory right now to handle it,” said Chen Bin.

In the heart of the middle-aged Ah Bin, Cheng Zhu’s priority was the highest.

This was his little God of Wealth, after all.

“I just wanted to discuss something with you, which you can consider,” said Cheng Zhu.

“Alright, go ahead, I’m listening.”

“Do you have any plans to expand the factory? I can invest in you, and you’ll still be the factory manager,” Cheng Zhu stated bluntly.

If he wanted to do QQ lingerie exportation, it meant doing wholesale, which definitely would require bulk production, not like retailing on Taobao.

Therefore, he certainly needed his own factory.

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Chen Bin was a good partnership choice. After interacting with him for a while, Cheng Zhu was quite satisfied with him.

A simple sentence made Chen Bin instantly sober up.

This was a big deal!

If they cooperated to set up a factory, it would mean he was bound to drive along with Cheng Zhu in the QQ market and join his war chariot.

At this moment, he was quite tempted.

But the key lay in… what kind of cooperation?

At this thought, he, a middle-aged man experienced in society, actually felt a bit nervous.

If the terms of cooperation Cheng Zhu offered were too harsh, what should he do?

Cheng Zhu, hearing the noise pick up again on the phone as if the private room door had been thrown open, then heard Chen Bin’s impatient voice: “Go back in! Don’t bother me!”

It seemed that the people inside had noticed Chen Bin’s disappearance and sent his socializing companion to find him.

“Mr. Cheng, should I go to my car?” Chen Bin suggested.

“No need, no need, fire safety is important, you socialize well; I will send you some specific details on WeChat in a bit,” Cheng Zhu said.

“How about I come to Hang City tomorrow?” Chen Bin felt it might be better to make the trip himself.

“Alright then, I’ll send it to you tonight, you take a look first. After you think it over, then come to Hang City,” Cheng Zhu controlled the pace.

He would surely need to sign quite detailed contracts with both parties investing in Chen Bin’s factory.

After all, Chen Bin was only responsible for the factory part, but Cheng Zhu was also responsible for external sales.

He would become a member of the factory, but whether it was the Taobao store or later exports, none of it had anything to do with Chen Bin.

Not to mention, if Cheng Zhu became a shareholder of the factory, what kind of price would he himself get from the factory for his own products?

Moreover, Chen Bin could feel that Cheng Zhu was a person who required a high degree of decision-making power.

Currently, Chen Bin was the one calling the shots at the factory.

But if he really cooperated with Cheng Zhu, he reckoned it wouldn’t be the same story.

After hanging up, Cheng Zhu went upstairs.

Back in room 309, he chatted and joked with his three silly roommates for five minutes before he picked up his phone and started calculating the cash he had on hand.

“September’s ‘Persistent Visit’ revenue was very high, but I can’t take it all out. Plus, there’s a sum of money still frozen on the platform, not yet available to withdraw.”

“‘Youu Come to Play’ has also made quite a bit of money recently, with daily sales exceeding ten thousand.”

This means, it would be easy peasy for him now to take out a few hundred thousand.

But for setting up a factory, now that it’s 2014, a few hundred thousand really isn’t much.

But no worries, all this can be discussed. He could transfer money in batches, sending a sum every month.

Personally, he planned to invest 1.5 to 2 million yuan in Guan Yun County.

If not buying a factory, this amount of money is not considered small.

Of course, Cheng Zhu had no intention of buying a factory in Guan Yun County at all.

He was a Reborn who, relying on his prophetic powers, had his own plan in mind.

After sending the WeChat message to Chen Bin, advising him to consider carefully, Cheng Zhu suddenly remembered: tomorrow was Friday.

He was going to have dinner at his grandfather’s house, then take Little Youzi to her “castle” – ‘Youu Come to Play’.

After all, since the store opened, it’s been on a countdown to transfer ownership.

Therefore, shouldn’t he take Little Youzi there a few more times during this period?

Cheng Zhu wasn’t worried that Princess Little Youzi would be heartbroken after the “Youu Come to Play” was transferred.

Children, ah, after a few visits, they quickly lose their novelty.

Besides, without this castle, he would build another one for his little sister.

Don’t forget, he also had other promises to Little Youzi.

Just at that moment, Lin Lu sent Cheng Zhu a WeChat message with a simple content: “What are you doing?”

That’s just the kind of person she is. If she wants to chat with you, then she’ll just reach out, direct and enthusiastic.

Cheng Zhu shamelessly interpreted those four words in his heart as: “I’m thinking of you.”

He typed a reply: “Just been doing some accounting. By the way, I’m taking Little You to the store tomorrow night to play. You gonna join us?”

Little Youzi really likes Sister Lu, a lot. She’s mentioned several times before, asking when she can go play with Sister Lu again.

“Sure sure!” Lin Lu immediately agreed, sounding very excited.

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The next day, Cheng Zhu had an early class. After class, he rode his electric scooter to Technology University’s entrepreneurship base.

Before leaving, he had already contacted Zhao Xiaodong, who told him he would wait for him in the office.

“Cheng Zhu, junior.” The person greeted him and stood up with a form as soon as he entered.

Cheng Zhu found a pen in the office and then, right in front of Zhao Xiaodong, carelessly filled in what he could on the form.

Zhao Xiaodong watched, his mouth twitching slightly, as he could tell how heartlessly Cheng Zhu filled it out.

Although the form was just a formality, Cheng Zhu’s casualness was a bit too much!

Standing by, he curiously asked, “Junior, you’re really planning to make a game similar to ‘Match Three’?”

“Yeah.” Cheng Zhu nodded and continued scribbling on the form.

Watching him, Zhao Xiaodong didn’t know what Cheng Zhu was thinking.

It didn’t seem promising at all!

After completing the form, Cheng Zhu handed it to Zhao Xiaodong for a look: “And then I just need to get my counselor’s signature, right?”

“Yes, after you sign, bring the form here to me, I’ll submit it for you, and once it gets stamped, it’s all set,” Zhao Xiaodong nodded.

He looked at Cheng Zhu, asking, “Junior, why are you so insistent on having your counselor as your guidance teacher?”

Zhao Xiaodong still felt it was a pity; he had never seen Director Li take such an interest in a freshman before.

“Because she’s pretty,” Cheng Zhu said with a grin, half-joking.

“Eh?” Zhao Xiaodong couldn’t imagine that was the reason.

“Just wait, I’ll contact my counselor,” said Cheng Zhu as he patted him on the shoulder and started to send a WeChat message to Chen Jieyu.

It turned out Chen Jieyu was nearby, and she said there was no need for Cheng Zhu to find her as she would come over herself.

Around five minutes later, a graceful figure walked into the office.

The beautiful counselor was still her usual self, favoring an OL style, with a particular fondness for shirts and skirts, paired with a pair of low-heeled shoes.

This outfit, added to her gold-rimmed glasses and a slightly serious demeanor, made Cheng Zhu suddenly feel as though she resembled a capable CEO’s secretary.

Well, competent in terms of ability, not the other meaning.

Zhao Xiaodong, looking at the newcomer, couldn’t help but feel utterly astounded!

Damn, why is my counselor a chubby girl!?

At first, he thought Cheng Zhu was joking, but now that he saw her in person, he suddenly felt choosing her for her looks wasn’t really a problem!

Her beauty outshone even the class belle by a large margin!

The girls in his class would probably feel inferior, crushed by the counselor.

Oh, right! He’s a computer science major, so no problem there.

“Mr. Chen.” Cheng Zhu greeted simply, and Chen Jieyu nodded back at him.

Cheng Zhu handed over the form and said, “Just sign here.”

Chen Jieyu took the pen, quickly signing her name.

Her handwriting was pretty good, unlike Cheng Zhu’s. He firmly believed the saying ‘handwriting reflects the person’ was highly inaccurate!

Moreover, he noticed many guys with good-looking hands always seemed to have ugly handwriting, for some reason.

“Is that all good?” asked Chen Jieyu, who was standing and bending over to sign.

“Yeah, yeah, that’s all good,” Zhao Xiaodong chimed in.

Once everything was sorted, Cheng Zhu and the counselor left the entrepreneurship base together.

“Mr. Chen, thanks for last time,” Cheng Zhu referred to her notifying him about Dean Zhang and Director Li coming to the store.

“No need to thank me, it’s what I should do,” Chen Jieyu, facing the autumn breeze, flicked her tousled hair.

She turned to Cheng Zhu, her eyes behind the gold-rimmed glasses meeting his gaze. She said in the usual teacher-to-student tone, “It’s the first time I’ve signed as a startup guidance teacher.”

“Don’t mention thanks; I hope you do well in this project.”

The freshman with naturally slightly upturned eyebrows smiled at her and casually said,

“What counts as doing well? How about you set a target for me, Mr. Chen?”

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(PS: This is the second update, seeking monthly tickets.)