Rebirth: He Decides to Lie Flat
Chapter 318 - 318 315 Everyone Knows

Chapter 318: Chapter 315 Everyone Knows Chapter 318: Chapter 315 Everyone Knows Du Fan is a decent person, not only in terms of character, but crucially, he’s a genius when it comes to computers.

Otherwise, why among so many people, does Jing Junyang only lend money to him to buy a house? Clearly, he wants Du Fan’s life to stabilize in the long run, so he can focus on development.

Jiang Yan’s thought process is similar to Jing Junyang’s, but before, both thought that Du Fan was frugal because his family was indeed in a bad financial situation and needed the money he provided. They never imagined the real situation was just that his parents wanted to shift the burden of supporting the family onto his shoulders, all to satisfy their own selfish desires and vanity.

When lending money, did no one consider that Du Fan hadn’t even graduated, that he himself was still a student?

After saying enough, Jiang Yan and Jing Junyang left, leaving Du Fan to think things over by himself.

“I originally wanted to discuss with Du Fan that ‘League of Heroes’ thing you mentioned, but when I looked for him, he hemmed and hawed, asking if he could get an advance on his salary.”

As for these future games, Jiang Yan now has no psychological burden. It’s your fault for releasing them late, sorry, but now they all belong to us.

The era of the internet hasn’t arrived yet, but don’t worry, we’re going to bring it to this world ahead of time.

After finishing their serious talk, Jing Junyang suddenly pulled something out of a drawer and slapped it onto the table.

Jiang Yan was initially stunned and then focused his gaze to see, wow, a Bentley key?

“Switched cars?”

Jiang Yan picked up the key and examined it, cursing with a laugh, “Do you have to be so extreme? From eighty or ninety thousand to two million, such a huge jump, you’re not afraid of ripping your crotch?”

Jing Junyang smirked, “My mom gave it to me.”

After that, he added, “Get rid of your Great Wall car and give it to Xiaotie. From now on, the car you drive out represents our company’s image, you can’t touch anything below two hundred thousand.”

“Sure, I have no problem, no need for a Bentley, just get me an Audi and that’ll do.”

Jing Junyang’s face turned stern, “Do I have to pay for your car change too? Don’t tell me you can’t even afford an Audi.”

Jiang Yan took out his wallet and threw it on the table, tilting his chin up at him, “Open it and see, this is all my wealth at the moment, a total of two hundred and twelve yuan and fifty cents. My wallet is almost cleaner than my face.”

“You’re leaving your cards at home to lay eggs?”

“No cards, they’re all with the wife.”

“…”

Caught off guard and shown up, Jing Junyang was annoyed to death, “Get lost, go check the computers at the electronics factory, we’re going to stock up in a few days.”

Jiang Yan put his wallet away and stood up. As he was about to leave, he remembered Lin Miao and asked, “So, you and Lin Miao…”

“What the hell could be going on between me and her? She’s just a nutcase!”

If the person Jing Junyang called a nutcase were to see his Bentley at this moment, their eyeballs would probably get stuck to him and not come off.

Meanwhile, at Xinyu’s computer repair shop, Dai Lei didn’t rush home after his exams. He planned to stay until mid-July because Feixue Computer Store was about to open, and he needed to help out for a few days.

The place where the second-hand electronic parts were bought had been shifted from the computer city to the electronics factory. Although the variety wasn’t as great, the wholesale price was clearly much cheaper.

The van chugged along, spewing smoke as it stopped in front of the repair shop. The second-hand dealer alighted from the driver’s seat, cursing and sweating profusely, “Motherf*cker, the parts were just changed last year, and now, just after one year, the air conditioning is broken…”

Dai Lei came over to help him carry the newly purchased components into the store, “Don’t drive like that next time; it’s too dangerous. Wasn’t Jiang Yan’s Great Wall car meant for you?”

The two of them quickly tidied up and drove the car to a parking spot. Xiaotie walked towards the store while lifting the hem of his T-shirt to wipe the sweat on his face. Just as he put his shirt down, his expression suddenly stiffened.

He saw Hong Jing, who was smiling cheerfully while standing in the shady spot at the entrance of the store, not knowing when she had arrived, and he scrambled to straighten his shirt hem.

“Hong Jing, you, you’re here to see Granny Li?”

“Yes, I brought something for my great-aunt. You guys seem quite busy.”

“Not too bad. A lot of people came in to repair their computers yesterday. I just got back from restocking.”

The pair stood at the doorway chatting. Xiaotie, having just broken into a sweat, was worried about stinking up Hong Jing, so he kept a distance of almost two meters while speaking. Also, because the act of moving goods had made him somewhat dirty, he felt it was impolite to meet someone looking this way. His entire body language spelled restraint and discomfort, which left Dai Lei sitting inside on a small stool dumbfounded.

Dai Lei thought to himself, what’s gotten into him today?

“I ran into Aunt Cheng a couple of days ago. She mentioned that you guys also sell laptops here, and the quality is quite good. I wanted to ask if you still have any?”

Upon mentioning the sale of computers, Xiaotie immediately snapped back to clarity. He said, “We’re not selling the new laptops for the time being. That was my brother who set that up. Now that we have authorization and our own brand, we can’t just sell them casually. However, he’s opened a dedicated store on East Gate Street of Beijing University, called ‘Feixue Computer Store.’ It opens on July 10th. There’s an event on the opening day. If you’re interested in buying, you can go check it out then.”

The new computer’s brand name was Feixue, which had been decided by Jing Junyang, because he thought the logo of a snowflake on the computer looked quite grand.

Jiang Yan hadn’t been involved in this discussion, but he always felt like the name sounded familiar, yet he couldn’t quite place it upon closer thought.

And hearing that Jiang Yan had opened a computer specialty store, Hong Jing was a bit surprised. According to her grandmother, the guy was only nineteen this year, a year younger than her, but seemed to have a lot of talent in computers, as well as in doing business.

After chatting a few more words, Hong Jing finally took her leave, and Xiaotie dove straight into the bathroom, uncharacteristically taking a shower before it even got dark.

It left Dai Lei completely dumbstruck.

Just after he’d finished showering, a neighbor passing by the store’s entrance popped their head in and asked loudly, “Xiaotie, have your results come out yet? Did you get in?”

Soon, another person asked the same.

Xiaotie was annoyed and turned to ask Dai Lei, “It’s just an exam, why does it feel like everyone knows about it? It’s so irritating.”

Busy with his work, Dai Lei didn’t even raise his head as he replied, “You’re underestimating your fame. It’s not just everyone at Xinyu who knows, even all the cats and dogs know.”

When he started tutoring, he had to tell everyone, “Hey, English is so hard, they said my basics are weak, told me to memorize fifty a day—who do they think they are looking down on? I’ll memorize a hundred.”

“Uncle Wang, do you still remember your high-school function problems? Can you solve this one?”

“Granny Li, could you all keep it down a bit? I have an exam next week, all this noise is disturbing my studies.”

…

This guy was really something else; Dai Lei was thoroughly impressed by him.

Making such a stir, if the results came out and he got in, fine, but if he didn’t, Dai Lei wondered where he would hide his face.

But to Dai Lei’s surprise, when the results were released on July 15th, Xiaotie actually scored a 286.

The adult college entrance exam was definitely different from the regular one, covering only three subjects: Chinese, mathematics, and English, with a total score of 450. It seemed like a score above 120 could get you into a vocational college, and over 200 would get you into a Tier-2 university.