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

morning.

Lin Ran was sitting in the cafeteria, sipping a bowl of soy milk, when his phone rang again.

"Excuse me, are you Lin Ran?"

"it's me."

"Hello Lin Ran, this is Li Junsheng, the vice president of the student union. I need to confirm some details with you regarding the meet-and-greet your Momo team will be holding tomorrow at the Starlight Shopping Center."

"you say."

"Based on our understanding, this event is expected to have over a thousand participants, which qualifies as a large-scale off-campus activity. Have you reported to and obtained approval from the relevant school departments?"

"Senior Li, during the preparation period for the event, we specifically reported to and consulted with Vice Dean Wang Lijun of the School of Economics. Dean Wang expressed his understanding and support for the event."

Lin Ran's words were watertight. He deliberately used phrases like "reporting and consulting" and "understanding and support" to leave room for maneuver. He didn't say he would approve it immediately, but bringing up Wang Lijun was enough to shut the student council up.

There was a two-second silence on the other end of the phone; Li Junsheng clearly hadn't expected that a vice president would be involved.

"Wang...Dean Wang, is that right? We understand. Please be sure to pay attention to safety during the event and prepare contingency plans."

His tone softened considerably, but you could still hear a hint of doubt in his voice.

After hanging up the phone, Lin Ran sat quietly in the cafeteria, waiting for the next call.

Sure enough, Wang Lijun called less than five minutes later.

Lin Ran had just pressed the call button and hadn't even spoken when Wang Lijun's deep voice came through, clearly revealing his annoyance.

"Lin Ran! Where are you, kid? Get to my office right now!"

Ten minutes later, Lin Ran appeared in Wang Lijun's familiar office.

Lin Ran counted on his fingers; today is Saturday, and he has already come five times.

This time, Wang Lijun did not sit behind his desk, but stood by the window with his hands behind his back.

"Fine, Lin Ran, you're playing word games with me now, aren't you?"

"Yesterday I asked you if you guaranteed you were telling the truth. You said absolutely! And what happened? You did give the time and place details, but what about the scale?!"

"1,200 people! This is your so-called meet-and-greet? It's practically a school sports meet!"

Wang Lijun was truly enraged this time.

Although he admired Lin Ran's intelligence and drive, he felt that with such a large amount of information being concealed, the consequences could be disastrous if something went wrong.

As the "consultant" mentioned by Lin Ran, he is also implicated.

This kid is too audacious; he needs to be taught a lesson.

"It's 1,400 now, and it'll probably be over 2,000 by tonight," Lin Ran added.

"...You're quite proud of yourself, aren't you?"

"Come on, let me ask you, what about this event with two thousand people?"

"Have you prepared a safety plan? What are the procedures for handling emergencies? Have you considered traffic, fire safety, and public security? If a problem occurs, will the commercial establishment like the Starlight Shopping Center bear the responsibility, or will the school take responsibility?..."

"You casually said 'I consulted' and put the college and me in a very difficult position, do you realize that?"

Wang Lijun sat back down in his chair, his chest heaving violently, clearly very angry.

As a teacher specializing in guiding students in entrepreneurship, he was all too aware of the risks involved. Lin Ran's actions of acting first and asking questions later had crossed his bottom line.

Lin Ran stood to the side, not uttering a word in defense, and quietly waited for Wang Lijun to finish speaking.

Once only Wang Lijun's slightly heavy breathing could be heard in the office, he leisurely took out a document that had been prepared in advance and placed it on Wang Lijun's desk.

Wang Lijun raised an eyebrow; it was another document, damn it.

This brat is more bureaucratic than me every day, constantly throwing out documents.

"What is it?" He didn't bother to look and asked, staring at Lin Ran.

"The safety plan," Lin Ran answered truthfully.

"All the issues you just raised, including fire safety, public security, and medical services, have been addressed with relevant contingency plans. I spent the entire day yesterday coordinating this matter."

"On-site First Aid Agreement," "Large-scale Event Safety Filing Permit," etc.

He rattled off a series of professional documents and procedures in one breath.

Wang Lijun had some doubts, but ultimately couldn't resist flipping through the contents.

Little did he know that Lin Ran had run a live-streaming company in his previous life, and had organized countless fan meet-ups, reaping huge profits from countless fans. He knew this process by heart.

"As for whether the school was aware of it... I did use a little trick," Lin Ran continued, completely candid.

"But if I had told you directly yesterday that there were several thousand people, we probably wouldn't even have had the chance to discuss this in depth."

"We have completed all the filing procedures outside the school."

"I mentioned you to the student union not to drag you down, but because the process was already flawless. Now all that's missing is the school's awareness and attitude."

"No matter what, I accept all your criticisms."

Wang Lijun listened to Lin Ran's explanation, staring at him with a scrutinizing gaze.

The kid admitted his mistake very quickly, but the whole thing was an explanation that he had no choice but to do it.

Most importantly, he has accomplished the task flawlessly, and now all that is needed is the school's "known" status.

The anger gradually subsided.

They're bold enough to cause trouble, but they're also quite adept at cleaning up their messes.

The event, which involved thousands of people, quietly went through all the necessary procedures. How could this be the work of a freshman?

However, he still maintained a serious expression with a taut face.

"Over a thousand people...are they all students from our school?"

Yes, both undergraduate and graduate students are included.

"Is the shopping mall fully cooperating?"

"Yes, the venue, security, and publicity are all top-notch."

"What else are you hiding from me this time?"

"This time it's really gone."

Wang Lijun pondered for a moment: "The preparations are fairly thorough..."

He then changed the subject.

"However, procedures are procedures. For any major events in the future, you must report to me in advance. This is a one-time exception!"

"Understood!" Lin Ran replied immediately, his attitude respectful.

"Get the hell out of here, damn it, I get annoyed just looking at you." Even the usually composed Wang Lijun couldn't help but swear.

"Wait." He called out to Lin Ran, who was about to leave.

"After the event, come and report to me. Don't give me some documents to fool me."

"Okay!"

……

After Lin Ran left, Wang Lijun put down the document he hadn't read a single word of, and a smile gradually appeared on his face.

This kid is a real talent.

He had already figured out how to clean up Lin Ran's mess, but Lin Ran had already wiped it clean for him.

Perhaps the School of Economics can produce a truly remarkable role model.

He opened the drawer and placed the safety plan together with the report that Lin Ran had sent earlier.

He then took out his phone and made a call, his tone returning to its usual composure.

"Old Li, it's me, Wang Lijun."

"I just wanted to report to you about the activity that our college's freshmen organized."

……

"I know, I know. The students have already reported to me. I personally oversaw all the plans and contingency plans."

……

"Hey, what do you mean more than a thousand people? I'd say a little over two thousand. It's not a big scale."

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"All the paperwork is complete, and all the required signatures and stamps are there. You can rest assured."

……

"That's right, he's just a freshman, how would he know so much? It's all thanks to my effective teaching..."

……

"Hey, what's with all this talk about typical or not? The main thing is that the students are willing to work hard. I just give them a nudge when their thinking goes astray..."

……

The old fox couldn't hide his smugness.