Returning to my senior year of high school before college, I became addicted to dating.

Around 10 o'clock, the two checked out of the room.

Zhang Min was wearing yesterday's clothes, which had been wet and then dried, and were all wrinkled.

The handprint on her face was no longer recognizable as a handprint, but it was now even more red and swollen.

Lin Feng drove her to a mobile phone store first.

"Get a new card," Lin Feng said to the person at the counter.

Zhang Min tugged at his sleeve, saying, "My old card still works...!"

"Change your number so he won't bother you with his calls."

Zhang Min didn't say anything more, watching Lin Feng take out money to get a new card and recharge his phone with 200 yuan.

She saved the new phone number into her phone, broke the old SIM card in half, and threw it in the trash.

"A new life, a fresh start."

Lin Feng started the car and drove towards Zhang Min's house.

Soon they arrived at the place where he was forced to put his underwear over his head and jump off a building while running naked.

Zhang Min looked up at the second-floor window; the curtains were drawn, so it was impossible to tell if anyone was there.

"Why don't you wait for me in the car? You two will definitely fight if you meet, and I'm scared."

Lin Feng patted Zhang Min on the back and comforted her:

"Fool, he won't let you out if you go back. What if he beats you again? It's okay, let's go!"

Zhang Min hesitated for a moment, then pushed open the door and got out of the car. Lin Feng followed behind her, and the two went up to the second floor.

Zhang Min took out her keys to open the door, her hands trembling slightly. The door opened, but no one was inside.

The living room was small, with a pile of dirty clothes on the sofa and several empty beer bottles and leftover takeout boxes on the coffee table.

There were broken glasses on the ground.

Seeing that no one was around, Zhang Min quickly walked into the bedroom, opened the wardrobe, and threw her clothes onto the bed.

"Could you help me find my ID card and bank card?" Her voice was a little urgent, as if she was in a hurry, but actually she was afraid that Li Qiang would suddenly come back.

Lin Feng found Zhang Min's ID card, bank card, and household registration book in the bedside table.

Zhang Min packed a suitcase and two plastic bags. She looked around the home she had lived in for several years, felt no attachment, and left without looking back.

Lin Feng followed behind her, carrying the things.

A moment later... the car slowly drove out of the residential area and headed east towards Huanan County.

----

He had already decided yesterday that he would rent a house in a residential area not far from the school, called Jinxiu Jiayuan.

The new residential area was built in 2006. It has six-story buildings, a nice environment, greenery, and parking spaces.

Lin Feng saw a guy renting a room at the entrance of the residential area. It was apartment 301 in unit 1 of building 3, a two-bedroom apartment with a living room, and the monthly rent was 100 yuan.

He made a phone call, and the landlady, a woman in her fifties, arrived within ten minutes.

The house isn't big, only about 80 square meters, but it's kept very clean.

Zhang Min walked around the room, then went to the window and looked out. There was a small square downstairs.

"How is it?" Lin Feng asked.

"That's good." Zhang Min turned around, looked at Lin Feng, her eyes a little red.

"Then let's rent this place."

Lin Feng didn't haggle over the price of one hundred yuan.

Originally, it was supposed to be one month's rent as deposit and one month's rent in advance, but Lin Feng rented for six months directly, and the older woman didn't ask for a deposit.

He simply signed a handwritten note, paid six hundred yuan, the woman handed him two keys, and then turned and left.

The door closed, and the room became quiet.

Zhang Min stood in the middle of the living room, hugging her arms, looking at this unfamiliar house, and tears fell down her face.

Lin Feng walked over and pulled her into his arms.

"What's wrong?"

"It's nothing." Zhang Min buried her face in his chest, her voice muffled, "I just felt... thank you."

"No need to thank me."

"If it weren't for you, I really wouldn't know where to go."

Lin Feng didn't say anything, but put his arm around her and gently patted her back twice.

"Everything will pass, and you will have a better life in the future, believe me."

Zhang Min nodded vigorously, wiped away her tears, and smiled, "Okay! You go ahead and do your thing, I can take care of myself."

"No rush, let me help you pack up before you leave."

"You're not going to school anymore?"

"I took leave. It's okay. Whether I go to school or not doesn't really matter. The teachers don't really care about me anyway."

Lin Feng helped her carry her luggage upstairs, made the bed, and hung her clothes in the closet.

Zhang Min went to the bathroom to wash her face, and when she came out, she looked much better, and the handprint had faded a bit.

"Lin Feng." She leaned against the bathroom door frame, watching him bustling around in the living room.

"Um?"

"You've been so good to me, how can I ever repay you?"

Raymond Lam turned to look at her: "If you can love me well, that's enough to repay me."

Zhang Min paused for a moment, then her eyes became even more determined.

----

At 2 PM, Lin Feng left Jinxiu Jiayuan and drove towards New Century Internet Cafe.

The internet speed in the new century is faster than that of the Black Gate.

On the way, he was already making plans in his mind.

The phone cards and game points can't wait; I need to open the Taobao store today.

In his previous life, he worked in e-commerce and was very familiar with the process. He could get the store opened, certified, listed, and promoted in half a day.

With a principal of 200,000, use 50,000 to purchase goods first, and keep the remaining 150,000 for working capital.

It's not difficult to earn over 100,000 yuan a month with a Taobao store, and with the unexpected results of the World Cup, making a million yuan a month shouldn't be a problem.

Thinking of this, Lin Feng stepped on the gas.

The Audi cruised through the afternoon sun in Huanan County, the poplar leaves outside the car window rustling in the wind.

In the new century, it was still that same bar girl. When she saw Raymond Lam, she greeted him warmly:

"Hey! Tiger didn't come with you?"

Lin Feng nodded and took out his ID card:

"Yeah, I came by myself. I'm just getting something."

"I heard you're pretty good at Audition Online, can we add each other on QQ? We can have a match sometime."

Raymond Lam naturally accepted all comers, mainly because the bar girl was indeed quite pretty.

The two added each other on QQ. After the bar girl turned on the machine for Lin Feng, she even winked at him.

Arriving at machine number 52, Lin Feng opened his browser and typed a few letters into the address bar.

The largest domain name registrar in China charges about 100 yuan to register a domain name for a year.

He had built a website in his past life, and he still remembered the process.

I entered a few of the most popular domain names, and sure enough, those sought-after domain names had already been registered.

But there are still many valuable domain names that are empty.

Heilongjiang. The province's name is a combination of two characters; tourism companies or the provincial government might buy it.

Jiamusi. (佳木斯) is a city name, and local businesses definitely need it.

baihuo can be used in department stores, e-commerce platforms, or department stores.

jiudian, yinyue, 123, 111, 666, 888, these can all be bought at a price.

This domain name was later used by a social networking site and was popular for several years. But it's still empty now?

Lin Feng searched and it showed "Registration Available".

He submitted the order without hesitation.

One domain name costs a little over a hundred yuan, ten domain names cost a little over a thousand yuan, and a hundred domain names cost a little over ten thousand yuan.

He registered a total of one hundred names, all of them were double-pinyin, triple-pinyin, city names, industry terms, as well as some simple and easy-to-remember English words and auspicious numbers, including leopard numbers.

The total cost was 12,000 yuan.

The moment he clicked "Confirm Payment," Lin Feng leaned back in his chair and let out a long sigh.

These domain names are listed on trading platforms, with prices ranging from five thousand to hundreds of thousands.

Selling just one item will recoup your costs. Selling two or three will be pure profit.

Moreover, the companies he registered are all businesses that have a strong need for large enterprises or even local governments, so there is no question that they cannot be sold.

In his past life, he had heard of someone making millions in 2006 by selling domain names. Back then, he thought it was a myth, but now he realized it wasn't a myth, but rather an example of information asymmetry.