I suggest you investigate; this person doesn't seem to be a first-time reborn individual.

When Qin Ya entered the conference room, the previously noisy room quieted down a bit.

Her gaze swept around, lingering briefly on Lin Ran, who returned a harmless smile.

Qin Ya looked away expressionlessly and sat down in the main seat.

"Let's begin."

Each class began reporting on their work, mostly trivial matters: verifying new student information, planning class activities, attendance at next week's lectures...

Lin Ran was feeling rather bored, wondering if he would be this bored when he held meetings with Tang Chen and the others.

probably not.

He never holds meetings for more than twenty minutes; once he's finished speaking, the meeting is over, and he never wastes time talking.

The meeting lasted for more than half an hour. After the basic reports were finished, Qin Ya gave a few more perfunctory instructions and was about to adjourn the meeting.

The boy who just raised his hand.

Qin Ya raised her chin: "Fan Fangxu, what's the problem?"

Lin Ran remembered that he had seen this name before; it was the class monitor of the Economics Class 2, which was in the same major as him.

Fan Fangxu cleared his throat, stood up, and glanced at the people present.

"Since everyone's here today, I'd like to make a suggestion," he paused, "about Lin Ran, the class monitor of Class 3."

In the corner, Lin Ran leaned back in his chair, his expression unchanged.

He Yuwei glanced at Lin Ran from the side.

Sun Xiaoyu was looking down at her phone, but her ears were clearly perked up.

Squad Leader Zhou continued, "Everyone has seen the situation in Class 3 this semester. Lin Ran, as the class leader, has barely attended any class officer meetings since the start of the semester. All the work in the class has been handled by the Youth League Secretary, He Yuwei. I think this kind of class leader who is all name and no substance should be replaced."

He looked at He Yuwei, his tone softening slightly: "Everyone can see how hard Yuwei has worked lately. I think she's more suitable to be class monitor than Lin Ran."

He Yuwei felt a little uncomfortable under his gaze, so she moved to the side, her expression becoming somewhat awkward.

She glanced at Lin Ran discreetly and saw that he still acted as if it were none of her business, so she silently rolled her eyes.

This person is really calm and collected.

Qin Ya frowned slightly, somewhat dissatisfied with Fan Fangxu. Didn't he realize what kind of occasion this was? Was this the place for him to be jealous?

Although she actually wanted to get rid of that bastard Lin Ran, who had skipped a month of classes without asking for leave, let alone attending meetings.

This was the first time she had seen Lin Ran since returning to school after the National Day holiday.

However, even if we disregard the monk's feelings, we should still consider the Buddha's feelings. Even if we do it for Wang Lijun's sake, we shouldn't just do it casually.

She went to Wang Lijun's office today, intending to also file a complaint against Lin Ran.

As a result, Wang Lijun told her that Lin Ran was about to start a company, making her the first freshman in the history of the School of Economics to start a company.

Wang Lijun also showed Lin Ran some of her data, including the fact that Momo had millions of users.

His words were full of protection for the student, and he even said, "Momo is currently in the eye of the storm, and the school absolutely cannot let bad things about Lin Ran spread at this time."

The meaning is clear: no matter how unreliable Lin Ran is usually, the academy must protect him at this critical juncture.

If Lin Ran knew that Wang Lijun had said this on his behalf, he would probably feel that the two boxes of tea he gave to the old man were worthwhile.

Qin Ya glanced at Lin Ran, but didn't say anything, signaling to Lin Ran to handle it himself.

Lin Ran remained the same, leaning back in his chair, looking like he was watching the show.

He sighed, understanding Qin Ya's gaze.

He didn't want to be the class monitor either, but that's not how things are done. He could give it up voluntarily, but he would be removed from the position.

That's not his personality.

He raised his hand: "I think this classmate makes a good point."

He Yuwei was stunned.

Sun Xiaoyu looked up, almost dropping her phone.

He Yuwei and Sun Xiaoyu exchanged a glance, their expressions simultaneously becoming subtle. They were the only two people in the room, besides Qin Ya, who knew his identity, and their thoughts were perfectly aligned: What is this guy up to now?

The others looked bewildered—who is this person? We've never seen him before?

Even Qin Ya frowned. Was this bastard going to say he was giving up his position as class monitor now?

Squad Leader Fan paused for a moment, then gave a look that said, "Finally, someone understands me." "Right? You think so too?"

Lin Ran nodded: "I think what you just said is very true. Could you elaborate? For example, which important meetings did Lin Ran miss? What impact did that have? Please explain so that everyone can understand better."

Squad Leader Fan got excited, thinking that this guy was really a good person, and he was giving him something to talk about again.

He cleared his throat and began to list: "He didn't come to the class officer meeting in September, right? He didn't come to the class meeting in October, right? He still didn't come to last week's work assignment meeting, right?"

Lin Ran listened attentively, nodding occasionally: "Anything else?"

"And..." Squad Leader Fan thought for a moment, "I heard that he never cares about the class's statistics; He Yuwei does all the work."

"What specific information?"

"It's just... all kinds of information, anyway, Yuwei did all the work."

"For example?"

Fan Fangxu frowned, thinking to himself, "Why is this guy so shameless? He's even starting to pry."

He's only been in university for a little over two months. Where did all this information come from that he needs to collect? He just casually pinned a few blames on Lin Ran. Why is he taking it so seriously?

After thinking for a long time, he finally managed to say, "For example... the identification of students from impoverished families, their class was the one that Yuwei arranged."

Lin Ran looked blank: "What kind of work do class officers do when their students are identified as impoverished?"

"Um... for example, send them the forms, have them fill them out, and then collect them back..."

Fan Fangxu's voice grew softer and softer, clearly realizing that this wasn't a big deal.

They're all class officers; who doesn't know that this kind of work is just running errands?

He Yuwei sat beside her, her expression subtle.

She knew, of course, that she was the one doing all the work, but the problem was that even though Lin Ran didn't come to the meeting, he did just as much work as he was supposed to do.

Every night at 10 p.m., it's time for Class Monitor Lin to handle class affairs. He replies to every message in the group chat. Lin Ran can't come to do things that require signatures or errands, but he never skimps on the money. He always says, "Treat the classmates to a meal, it's on me."

Of course, Fan Fangxu was unaware of these matters.

Others began to whisper among themselves, and several class leaders from other classes exchanged glances with somewhat strange expressions.

Everyone here is a class leader, and they all know that it would be too shameful to demote someone for such a small matter. If we really think about it that way, half of the people present would be unqualified.

Qin Ya's face was expressionless, but there was a hint of impatience in her eyes.

However, Lin Ran didn't seem to notice.