My male god, your character has collapsed!

Chapter 63 Chapter There are still some small conflicts in the dormitory
By the third week of the military training, most people had become accustomed to the rhythm of the training. Although they were a little tired, they did experience a different life. At seven o'clock every morning, as the assembly call sounded, countless students busily got up from bed, put on clothes, and folded their quilts.

Then, I lay in the sun for half a day.

Then at noon, everyone swarmed into the cafeteria and wolfed down the steamed buns and pork stewed with vermicelli.

It’s really strange to say, these common foods, they may not even look at them at home, but they eat them especially deliciously during these days of military training.

Especially the white flour steamed buns, which are very fragrant. When you take a bite, the flour flavor fills your entire mouth. You don’t even want to chew them and just swallow them directly into your stomach.

Maybe it's true that food tastes better when there are more people. The cafeteria next to the playground is set aside as a special cafeteria for military training students. Every day at noon, this cafeteria is always crowded with people scrambling for food. If you come two minutes late, you won't even get a hint of oil and can only eat dry buns.

Zhou Yuwen actually didn't go to training much in the past three weeks. Most of the time he went back to the dormitory to write novels, and sometimes he went to the business office to help his classmates apply for campus cards.

It is now late September and most of the schools in the university town have already started. Originally, Zhou Yuwen estimated that there should be 800 to 900 students who have applied for campus cards here, and the number of 1,000 was false. However, what surprised Zhou Yuwen was that the final number of people who applied for cards here was more than 1,200.

Of course, Liu Shuo made an indelible contribution to this.

That night at Jinken College, Liu Shuo had made a name for himself. Zhou Yuwen, of course, left without saying goodbye, keeping his achievements and fame to himself. However, Liu Shuo had never liked studying since he was a child, and he naturally became even more idle after entering college. Since that night, everyone who saw him would call him Brother Shuo.

Liu Shuo really thought of himself as an important figure and made many friends in his school. He was not short of money and was generous, so he had many younger brothers. Then, some people heard the rumors and went to find him. Liu Shuo really treated the processing of campus cards as his own business and began to recruit agents, not only in his own school, but also in other schools.

In the blink of an eye, the entire university town became Zhou Yuwen's secondary agents.

To be honest, twelve hundred people applying for cards is nothing for the entire university town. That's because they started late. If the current situation remains unchanged and new students come to apply for cards next year, Zhou Yuwen estimates that he can make two or three hundred thousand yuan just by doing nothing.

This year, Zhou Yuwen received a total of 60,000 yuan, and will receive a share of 50,000 yuan every month thereafter.

This is already a good income for Zhou Yuwen. Combined with the income from writing novels, Zhou Yuwen estimates that he can earn 160,000 yuan in November.

Just enough for a down payment on a small Audi.

At noon that day, Zhou Yuwen went to the cafeteria to eat. The other students had just finished training and ate voraciously. Li Qiang looked a lot darker than when school started.

Zhou Yuwen didn't participate in the training, so he wasn't very hungry. He simply ate a little and asked curiously, "Where's Chang Hao?"

"Who knows? He is the squad leader now, maybe he is trying to curry favor with the instructor!" Li Qiang said with a twisted mouth.

The others at the table couldn't help but chuckle when they heard this.

Actually, Chang Hao was a pretty good squad leader, although a little arrogant, but there was no need for him to please the instructor and offend the students. However, during a drill training session, he did not do that.

Li Qiang and Chang Hao were grinning and playing, wanting to take advantage of the instructor's absence to slack off.

After all, we are roommates, there is no need to be so unkind, right?
However, Chang Hao said with a stern face, "Stop making trouble, just let it be."
Li Qiang said jokingly: Hey, that’s not the case, Brother Hao, are you so serious?

Chang Hao still had a stern face.

Later the instructor came back and asked whose training did not meet the standards.

Chang Hao reported a few people, but Li Qiang didn't care and was even bragging to his classmates, saying, "Look, it's easy to get things done with someone in the court."

As soon as he finished speaking, Chang Hao reported Li Qiang's name.

“?” Li Qiang was stunned for a moment.

That night, Li Qiang and several other students were left behind for extra practice. Although Chang Hao later explained that he was the class monitor and should set an example.

"Aqiang, you are my roommate, you should think more about me."

"I know, Brother Hao,"

Li Qiang grinned and spoke frankly, but in fact he had some resentment in his heart.

In the subsequent training, Chang Hao was seen being very respectful to the instructor.

Sometimes Chang Hao would smoke, chat and laugh with the instructor under a tree.

Li Qiang felt ashamed and sneered, "You said you despise being a dog for others the most. Now, when you act like a dog, don't you look like one more than anyone else?"

I was eating and chatting there, listening to Li Qiang's complaints about Chang Hao.

At this time, Chang Hao walked in with an expressionless face.

Li Qiang stopped talking and ate his meal in silence.

Chang Hao naturally heard what Li Qiang said just now. Chang Hao knew Li Qiang's personality. But perhaps because he had been the squad leader for a few days, Chang Hao was used to giving orders. He suddenly said, "Eat well, you guys are the ones who talk the most."

Chang Hao said this to the 12 people at a table, but anyone with a discerning eye could tell that he was criticizing Li Qiang.

If there is a conflict in one dormitory, the other dormitories will naturally follow suit and laugh at the joke.

Chang Hao sat down next to Zhou Yuwen to eat, and Zhou Yuwen asked casually, "Are you so busy now?"

"Don't mention it. I just went to get vitamins for the class. You were smart. You got a certificate from the hospital right at the beginning." Chang Hao said.

Zhou Yuwen said, it’s not too late for you to open now.

Chang Hao twisted his lips, but didn't respond to this sentence. Instead, he asked Zhou Yuwen, "Has anyone signed up for the poverty student certificate application that the counselor sent in the group?"
"Well, quite a lot," Zhou Yuwen replied.

"Who is there?"

"Hey, Brother Hao, why do you want to know everything? Do you really want to snatch the position of squad leader from my Brother Zhou?" Li Qiang asked while eating steamed buns.

Regarding the scholarship application, Zhou Yuwen did a good job. He directly sent the application form to the group and said that students in need could contact me individually.

Until now, Zhou Yuwen has not released the list of these classmates.

"Well, I'm just asking casually. Lao Zhou, you don't participate in the training and you are not familiar with your classmates. I just want to give you some reference." Chang Hao grinned.

Chang Hao didn't have to worry about this. There were few classmates in the class that Zhou Yuwen was not familiar with. Compared to those in his previous life who came from poor families but were embarrassed to apply for scholarships, Zhou Yuwen took the initiative to find them.

Regarding this, Zhou Yuwen really wanted to help them.

Chang Hao was upset by Li Qiang's stab. He thought for a moment and said, "Oh, by the way, why did Lu Lin ask me for your WeChat that day?"

Li Qiang couldn't help but be stunned for a moment.

(End of this chapter)