Zhou Yuwen asked her why she said that.
Jiang Xinyi said: "Your achievents today actually have nothing to do with him, but he still acts so gratified. He's only a few years older than you, after all."
"I find his attitude quite condescending, don't you think so?" Jiang Xinyi ntioned this to Zhou Yuwen, which was also a way of distancing herself from any connection with the issue.
After all, she had talked to You Changjin about it; without clarifying this,
it would seem as if she and You Changjin were cut from the sa cloth.
Zhou Yuwen said, "Really? I don't really care about these things. Besides, he is my counselor, so it doesn't matter if he says a few words."
"But he doesn't have to say it every ti. Anyway, I find it quite strange." Now, Jiang Xinyi genuinely saw Zhou Yuwen as one of her own, even gossiping with him.
Zhou Yuwen just smiled and remarked that teachers will be teachers and there's nothing one can do about it.
"Just like you, when we go out, everyone could mistake you as my little sister, but in my heart, I've always seen you as an elder."
"Cut it out, in what way do you see as an elder? You just like to tease ," Jiang Xinyi muttered.
Zhou Yuwen didn't like hearing this—how grossly unfair, Sister Xinyi.
"Don't you know how I treat you, even if others don't?" While they were stopped at a red light, Zhou Yuwen had an earnest look on his face.
"Where is your hand going?" Jiang Xinyi pointed at the hand placed on her leg and asked.
Zhou Yuwen awkwardly withdrew his hand, chuckling, "It's just a habit."
"That habit? Yell 'wife of the teacher' one minute and take advantage of the next?"
"You're really misunderstanding , Sister Xinyi. This passenger seat has always been for my girlfriend; I really didn't do it on purpose..."
"I can't be bothered with you!"
Zhou Yuwen and Jiang Xinyi had already progressed to the point of 'getting physical', sothing any other guy wouldn't dare do to Jiang Xinyi, or she would have turned on him.
But doing this with Zhou Yuwen felt like a joke, not only not getting angry but also finding it amusing upon reflection.
However, speaking of which, Jiang Xinyi had never been so familiar with any other man, and being in the passenger seat like this was also a first for Jiang Xinyi.
In the morning, they spent two hours in Jiangning, eting with student union presidents from two schools and explaining the situation.
Zhou Yuwen's student federation in Xianlin University Town was quite renowned, and other schools had heard of it. Zhou Yuwen's idea was to use his channels to integrate student resources so that, in the future, part-ti jobs for students throughout Jinling would have a unified rate, 150 per day.
This was entirely beneficial to the student community.
Zhou Yuwen's personal brand was quite effective, being a writer and a singer. When he explained the situation, most schools were willing to cooperate with Zhou Yuwen, adding him to the student part-ti job groups and giving him administrative privileges, and then Zhou Yuwen roughly outlined his intentions.
This way, he could mobilize thirty percent of the part-ti students.
Then there were so schools where the student unions were sowhat rogue-like.
They didn't care whether students could find good part-ti jobs; they only cared about getting a cut.
They even asked Zhou Yuwen how much money could be made from this.
With such schools, Zhou Yuwen obviously couldn't negotiate, so he had to let Liu Shuo do the talking.
This ti, the collaboration with labor companies provided Zhou Yuwen with a reason to expand outward, but with three different University Towns and the complex relationships within, it was definitely not possible to completely take over the market with just part-ti jobs.
One could only say to cover the other two University Towns briefly for now.
Later, they could slowly chip away at them.
For instance, by leveraging the capital at hand, by taking the opportunity to continue absorbing other courier stations in the two University Towns, up to now, out of forty universities in the University Towns, Zhou Yuwen had already acquired half of the courier stations.
Then using the courier stations as a base, develop Liu Shuo's connections.
Although Zhou Yuwen always looked down on Liu Shuo's street-smart ways, always telling him that tis have changed and there's no room for such gangster-like behavior.
But it had to be said, Liu Shuo's rough thods were indeed useful.
Sotis even more effective than Zhou Yuwen's own ways.
So prestigious schools certainly wouldn't appreciate Liu Shuo's street thods, but so vocational and junior colleges actually respected him.
Moreover, Liu Shuo's approach wasn't just about showing off; he would genuinely offer benefits, such as dealing with swindlers or finding stable part-ti jobs.
These could truly win over so students with less favorable circumstances.
That's why Xu Huai's association developed quickly in Jiāngníng and Pukou. There are about two hundred thousand university students throughout Jinling, and in just one sester, the mbership of Xu Huai's association was close to ten thousand—1 out of 20.
That was no small number.
And besides, this was just the beginning.
In short, once Xu Huai's association took off in Jiāngníng and Pukou, Zhou Yuwen would find the subsequent steps much easier, such as opening courier stations or launching ho delivery services.
These labor-intensive industries blossod in universities, not only helping impoverished students but also further developing Zhou Yuwen's influence.
After visiting six or seven universities in Jiāngníng University Town, during the talks, these student union mbers might have appeared sowhat immature, but Zhou Yuwen's performance was relatively mature. Moreover, with the advanced concepts proposed by Zhou Yuwen, like creating a part-ti job platform, then a food delivery platform, followed by a housing rental platform, a one-stop service ecosystem for university students was ford.
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