The Literature Departnt was akin to the Web of Dreams at Jinling University; more girls than guys. When Zhou Yuwen joined, he was quickly sward by everyone. At the ti, Zhou Yuwen wasn’t very well-known, but his handso face had already made an appearance on his social circle, along with his small-capitalist literary lifestyle, which was quite popular among the girls.
Soon, soone realized and said, "@Zhou Yuwen, is that m4 that’s been showing up around school yours?"
"Oh, so it’s your ride? The campus’s new rich kid!"
"Rich guy, sponsor ! (emoji) (emoji)"
True to its na, Zhou Yuwen sent a red envelope of 200 yuan in the group chat and then replied, "I look forward to learning from all the senior sisters. If you need anything, feel free to reach out to ."
"Thanks, boss (shy)"
"Thanks, rich guy (grin)"
A group of girls with fresh and artsy profile pictures all expressed their thanks to Zhou Yuwen.
Tao Tian ntioned that the red envelope Zhou Yuwen sent was a bit much and a small token would have sufficed.
Zhou Yuwen said it was fine and wanted everyone to be happy.
After leaving the group chat, there were already many interested girls who had added him. Of course, so girls added Zhou Yuwen not for part-ti job opportunities, but because they saw his generous nature and wondered if a spark of love could ignite.
But no matter why they ca, Zhou Yuwen added them all to another part-ti job group, and also added Liu Shuo. For work matters, just connect with Director Liu.
After briefly explaining the situation to Liu Shuo, Liu Shuo couldn’t help but suck up, saying, "Brother Zhou is amazing at getting hold of such channels."
Zhou Yuwen said, "Cut the crap. If you’re going to do it, do it well. Have you finished all the tasks I gave you?"
"Of course, Brother Zhou, would I not do the tasks you’ve assigned?"
Liu Shuo had returned to the university on the fifth of October. In high school, he thought playing gas was fun, but since starting university, he had been following Zhou Yuwen around and a group of people started calling him Brother Shuo, which increasingly fueled his sense of achievent.
During the holidays, the feedback from the students he arranged for part-ti jobs was all positive, saying, "Brother Shuo! The part-ti jobs Brother Zhou found for us are aweso, not only is the pay good, but the food is great too (grin)"
"Brother Shuo, when are you coming back? We’ll treat you to a al, and bring Brother Zhou along!"
The smooth arrangent of the first part-ti job gave everyone a stronger sense of belonging to Liu Shuo. Plus, during those days, Liu Shuo followed Zhou Yuwen’s instructions and created a part-ti job group. Within just three days, the group was filled with two thousand people, and soon they had to start a second group.
Moreover, students from other universities in the city had heard about it and were seeking to join Liu Shuo. Naturally, he didn’t turn anyone away.
Of course, among these events, there were also those who ca to Liu Shuo to complain, like being scamd in a part-ti job.
"Brother Shuo, they said they’d look out for our brethren from Xu Huai. You’ll help , right?"
If Zhou Yuwen knew about this, he would definitely pretend to know nothing at all. No, that wasn’t right; Zhou Yuwen wouldn’t bother with such things at all.
But Liu Shuo was different; he had a sense of underworld righteousness. He really took it to heart and imdiately said, "Bro, what are you talking about? We’re all family here! If they bully you, they’re bullying us!"
Liu Shuo was all about underworld righteousness, and the group that gathered around him also ca to belong because of Liu Shuo’s influence.
Once people have a sense of belonging and unity, it can be a very fearso thing.
Liu Shuo returned to Jinling on the fifth of October and he also sneakily brought over his dad’s old van from the factory.
Because of this, he got a scolding over the phone from his dad.
But Liu Shuo retorted: "I’m doing big things here; Mom, stop nagging!"
To be honest, encountering soone like Liu Shuo was simply bad luck for that interdiary. Usually, scamming a few part-ti students out of a bit of dirty money was fine since they thought these poor students were powerless in a big city.
They scamd and thought, so what? You gonna find soone to beat up?
Unexpectedly, one day, while the interdiary was having dinner at ho, he received a ssage from a part-ti student.
When he opened it, he realized it was the floor of his own apartnt building.
"This is where you live, right?"
"No worries, we’ve got lots of people. If you won’t pay, we’ll knock on every door."
The interdiary was stunned for a mont. What kind of society was this now?
"Honey, there are a lot of people downstairs," said his wife from the balcony.
"???"
Stunned, the interdiary went to the balcony and saw that there were five or six rowdy lads downstairs.
I an, co on, all this over just seventy bucks? A bunch of broke kids!
He talked big, but the interdiary still transferred the money.
With a ho and business to consider, there was no need to play tough with these poor students, was there?
"Don’t even think about finding any part-ti gigs in our university town from now on!"
Those were Liu Shuo’s words, and Liu Shuo indeed had a gangster’s air about him. He might not make money, but he had to make a statent.
And at this age, most kids felt the sa.
Over just seventy bucks, Liu Shuo spent over three hundred that night treating his classmates to food and drink. He might not have made money, but under the operation of Liu Shuo’s gangster influence, they actually beca united.
In the following days, any student who had experienced being cheated ca to Liu Shuo, including those not from the Xu Huai area. Liu Shuo, of course, welcod them all, proclaiming that they were his own people!
In just one week, he actually made a na in the university town, and all the deceitful interdiaries were photographed by Liu Shuo and placed on a blacklist.
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