You've been reborn and you're going to go farm?

After hanging up the phone, Li Shujie held the phone in silence for a long while.

"There are 30,000 jin (15,000 kg) of goods, and a second dividend of 50 cents."

The cicadas outside the courtyard were still chirping, but he didn't find it noisy at this moment.

Five cents, thirty thousand catties, that's a full fifteen thousand yuan.

Jiang Lin could have easily refused to give him this money.

Their purchase contract stipulated a price of one yuan per kilogram, clearly written in black and white.

The current market price has risen to over one dollar, but that's a market phenomenon and has nothing to do with the contract.

Besides, those 43,000 jin of watermelons were originally saved by Jiang Lin with money!

So why did Jiang Lin do this?

The answer was already in Li Shujie's heart.

"Brother Jiang, you have a fine son!"

……

Liang Bo rubbed his temples, looking at Jiang Lin, who had an "honest" expression but looked constipated.

I don't know whether to be happy or speechless about being stuck with this "thing".

"Finished the call?"

Jiang Lin smiled and nodded.

Liang Bo continued, "Now that the server resources have been provided, you'd better stop with your sob story and pleading poverty."

When these things are mentioned, Liang Bo can't help but roll his eyes.

Why weren't server resources released along with the subsidies?

It was this guy who put on a good show at the briefing.

When others give demonstrations, they are afraid of any problems and optimize the system to the extreme.

Jiang Lin, on the other hand, did the opposite. His live demonstration was so slow that it took forever to refresh the page, and clicking a link could cause it to freeze like a PowerPoint presentation. The traceability system was so slow that it made people question their existence.

This kid even had the audacity to say, "The traffic is a bit high, please forgive my slow connection, teachers."

But who among those sitting next to me isn't a tech person?

With such a subtle motive, who wouldn't see through it?

Is it reasonable for something you've given to customers to be so clogged?

Isn't this just blatantly pleading poverty and begging for food?

However, the results were also top-notch. Several college leaders immediately expressed their support, saying, "If students have good ideas, the college should provide the necessary support."

It's no wonder they're so naive. Just listen to Jiang Lin's reports: "Technology empowering agriculture," "Building a trustworthy agricultural traceability system," "Leading the villagers to explore branded agriculture"...

These are all well-established systems, and these are projects that have already been implemented and have achieved practical benefits.

Which leader can resist such "sugar-coated bullets"?

Even if Jiang Lin's traceability system only had a page lag today, and he only had two slides, the leaders would probably still wave their hands and say, "Approved! Such a good project, the institute must support it!"

The institute receives many applications every year, but projects like Jiang Lin's, which are practically "submitting materials" and "providing models" for the institute, are extremely rare!

This kind of project, let alone just staying within the institute, would be perfectly qualified to be submitted to higher levels.

Of course, it would be a bit pathetic to report this to higher authorities now.

With a more comprehensive plan and more solid data, it wouldn't be impossible to work directly on a research project within the institute.

"Make sure you do a good job. I've already spoken to Gu Zhengwei about all the classes you and he need to attend."

"However, you'll still need to come up with something to pass the final exam."

As I said before, we're all adults, so we just need to know what we're doing.

People like Jiang Lin and Gu Zhengwei are already practicing on their own, so whether they listen to the outdated knowledge points in class or not is no longer important.

However, there must be a balance. Giving them both the green light requires some justification.

"And next time, just say what you need directly, don't try to pull all these tricks!"

Jiang Lin chuckled: "I'm just worried about making things difficult for you. If I ask you for it, you still have to go through the procedures and submit an application."

"It would be so embarrassing if the application didn't go through."

Liang Bo: ...

"You think you're so great, huh? Go on!"

"Okay."

After leaving Liang Bo's office, Jiang Lin went straight to find Gu Zhengwei.

"The data has been migrated."

Old Gu acted quickly. After getting the items from the teacher, he got to work. After setting up the remote configuration, the two of them went back to their dormitory.

"I'm leaving soon, so let me go over the arrangements first. There's going to be a lot more to do, like updating the traceability website's functions and data, the order website, and the official website..."

Boss Jiang immediately got into the zone, and then pulled out another envelope.

Gu Zhengwei glanced at him and asked, "Did you rob a bank?"

Jiang Lin laughed: "Hey, we can't just work for nothing!"

Gu Zhengwei didn't take it: "Writing these things now is like doing homework. If you give it to me, I'll feel uneasy taking it."

"Besides, let's not even talk about money; I've already received quite a bit of benefits."

For him, simply being able to blatantly skip classes was an immense benefit.

Now he just wants Jiang Lin to expand this business so he can follow along and maybe get a guaranteed spot in graduate school later. That's much more practical than a few thousand yuan.

"Okay!" Jiang Lin replied without hesitation.

The dormitory room had six people, but five of them were playing games. When the door opened, the three guys all looked over.

There was a hint of amusement in his eyes.

"They always appear and disappear without a trace, skip classes, and are always in pairs..."

"Exactly, and they call each other every day for hours!"

Frowning, he thought carefully: "Holy crap, you guys aren't going to be gay, are you?!"

Jiang Lin laughed and turned to put his arm around Gu Zhengwei's shoulder.

Gu Zhengwei, carrying his schoolbag, was about to enter when he heard this. The straight-laced man trembled slightly as he looked at Jiang Lin's hand: "Damn!"

He pointed at Jiang Lin and said, "Get the hell away from me!"

Jiang Lin laughed heartily beside him.

Gu Zhengwei threw his schoolbag on the table and explained irritably, "This kid wants to be his own boss, and I'm working for him!"

"Don't you understand what it means to work?"

"When we make phone calls, we're discussing our needs!"

Jiang Lin also explained in a serious tone: "Yes, that's how it is."

"We both have girlfriends, you know that."

His explanation only made things worse; the three of them were stunned: "Hey, didn't you always go to meet your girlfriends together the first time?!"

"hiss……"

"Yamete~"

Jiang Lin: ...

Gu Zhengwei: ...

"Brother, don't explain anymore!"

Please!

Without saying a word, he took out the server handover form he had just picked up from his bag to prove his innocence.

"This is a server that we just applied for from the school."

"Boss Jiang is truly starting a business!"

The group took it with some skepticism and examined it.

"Holy crap, this spec is amazing!"

There are quite a few college students who start their own businesses, and they know that the college provides entrepreneurial support.

However, these kinds of things are usually only found in bragging posts on school forums, so their sudden appearance in their own lives left them all a bit bewildered.

However, looking at the signatures on the handover form and the list...

The three of them froze for a moment, then instinctively turned to look at Jiang Lin: "Seriously? You guys are serious?"

"I already said no..." Gu Zhengwei was a little nervous and subconsciously wanted to refute, but then he suddenly realized that the guys didn't mean it that way.

He added, "It's not us who's serious, it's President Jiang."