After being reborn, my sister insisted on marrying me.

A lot happened in the following days.

First, at Wei Yi's request, he took the driving test (Part 2) much ahead of most of his classmates.

And I passed the exam!

He originally wanted to continue with the third driving test, but the instructor said there were regulations.

It is said that there must be at least half a month between the second and third driving tests.

Then the test can only be rescheduled for the beginning of next month.

Then on the 13th, the admission letter from the United Nations University arrived.

When the letter was delivered to Zhichun East Lane by EMS, Chen Xinyi was even more excited than him when she opened the envelope.

It's just a broken second-tier university.

She made it sound like an admission letter from Tsinghua or Peking University.

She first posted it in the "Happy Family" group.

Li Hongjuan immediately replied with three thumbs up, and Chen Kaide replied, "Study hard when you get to university."

She even took a picture and posted it on her WeChat Moments.

Jin Shilin quickly commented, "Hehe, I'm going to have a new junior." Zhao Min and Liu Yang also commented, while Lin Siyan didn't comment but gave a like.

The next two days.

While her sisters went to Wangjing to look at Heytea store locations, Wei Yi went to two bicycle factories in Tongzhou and Daxing by himself.

A company that manufactures campus shuttle buses had its boss ask Wei Yi to purchase 10,000 bicycles as soon as he heard him come up. Although he was suspicious, he still took Wei Yi to see the three production lines.

The other one was smaller, but its prices were cheaper, though the paint job was much worse.

Both companies received sample drawings and price quotes, and the initial intention was to produce 200 vehicles in the first batch.

In the next three to four months, we will purchase more than 10,000 vehicles.

Then on July 15th, the World Cup final, Germany beat Argentina 1-0.

Wei Yi pressed the middle.

Not counting the 100 million yuan given to my sister.

He currently has a total of 2.5 million yuan in his personal account.

It can be described as a perfect ending.

Finally, it's July 16th, at 9:30 AM.

In front of the administration building of the College of Applied Arts and Sciences at the United University, Wei Yi straightened his T-shirt collar and took a deep breath.

The administration building is an old five-story building. Ivy grows densely from the base of the wall to the third-floor window. No one trims it during the summer vacation, so it looks like half a green curtain is hanging there.

Occasionally, students who stayed on campus would ride by on their bikes, glance at him, and then move on.

The Employment and Entrepreneurship Guidance Center was at the end of the corridor on the second floor. Wei Yi straightened his collar again before knocking on the door.

Pushing open the door, you enter a small office filled with recruitment brochures and display boards from past entrepreneurship competitions.

A man nearing fifty sat behind a desk. He was slightly overweight, wore glasses, and had a small bald patch on the top of his head.

The nameplate reads "Wu Jianguo, Deputy Director of the Employment and Entrepreneurship Guidance Center".

Wu Jianguo looked up, his gaze sweeping from the man's face to his feet. "Who are you looking for?"

"Hello, Teacher Wu, my name is Wei Yi. I contacted you by phone yesterday."

"So you're Wei Yi." Wu Jianguo took off his glasses, wiped them, and put them back on, his tone tinged with uncertainty. "You said on the phone you wanted to inquire about the school's entrepreneurship policies? You got into the National Southwest Associated University for graduate school?"

"Undergraduate freshman. Chinese Language and Literature major in the College of Applied Arts and Sciences. My admission notice just arrived two days ago." Wei Yi placed the notice on the table and then pulled out a stack of bound documents from his bag. "Professor Wu, I'm here today to submit my business plan and apply for the school's business incubation support and space."

Wu Jianguo's eyebrows twitched.

He took the proposal, the cover of which had two lines of bold text: "Shared Bicycles - Smart Campus Mobility Solution", and a line of smaller text below: Wei Yi, Class of 2014, Chinese Language and Literature.

The first page is the table of contents, the second page is the project overview, the third page is the market analysis, and as you flip through the pages, you even find financial statements and risk management.

He stopped halfway through flipping through the pages. "Shared bikes? You mean a bike-sharing service on campus?"

"right."

Wei Yi moved forward and sat down.

He began by saying that there was a guy named Dai Wei at Peking University's Guanghua School of Management who had started a similar project on the Peking University campus this April, called ofo.

He believes this is a promising sector, with the university's twelve campuses spread across the city, and the commuting needs between campuses are naturally suited to the bike-sharing model.

The first batch will be piloted on this campus, and once it proves successful, it will be expanded to other areas.

Wu Jianguo closed the project proposal and tapped the cover twice with his index finger.

"Your business plan is very professionally written. More professional than many third-year students', to be honest." He paused, "but you haven't even registered yet. The school's startup incubation funds and venues are, in principle, only open to current students. Moreover, your project involves asset procurement, inter-campus scheduling, and security management; it's not on the scale of a typical college student startup."

When he said this, his tone wasn't exactly one of rejection, but rather more like he was weighing the options.

"Okay, I'll keep the proposal with me for now. I'll take it to discuss with my superiors and let you know the results later."

As soon as the words "at that time" were uttered, Wei Yi knew that there would be no result today.

He stood up, thanked them, and turned to leave the office.

Standing outside the administration building, the July sun made the steps scorching hot.

Wei Yi squinted and stood on the steps for half a minute.

Wu Jianguo didn't say no, but he understood what "we'll let you know when the time comes" meant.

For freshmen who haven't even registered yet, no leader would dare to make a decision on a project of this scale so casually.

Even if we follow the procedures, there's no guarantee that anything will happen by the time school starts.

He wants to finalize the venue and permits before the start of the semester so he can get started right away.

After thinking for a moment, he sat down by the flower bed, took out his phone, and scrolled through WeChat.

Sulei's profile picture in the chat list is a cartoon Shiba Inu.

The two have talked several times in the past few days.

The conversation started at the driving school, then moved on to the school, and finally to the entrepreneurship association.

Sulei speaks quickly but is not annoying, and knows a little about everything.

more importantly.

The exchanges between the two over the past few days reminded Wei Yi of this person, who could be considered a prominent figure in the College of Applied Arts and Sciences at the United University in his previous life.

It seems that next year, when she is a junior, she will become the president of the student council chapter of the College of Arts and Sciences.

By her senior year, she had even become the president of the entire university's student union.

It should be noted that the United Nations University has a total of twelve campuses, with the main campus being the largest, located on the North Fourth Ring Road in Chaoyang District.

For a student from a branch campus of the College of Arts and Sciences in Sulai to become the president of the student council of the entire university clearly shows that he has real talent.

Wei Yi vaguely remembered that a classmate in his previous life had mentioned that this person had a powerful background.

They say she was able to become the president of the student council because she has good parents.

But he didn't pay attention to what kind of good parents they were at the time.

After all, it has nothing to do with him.

At that time, he was more concerned about whether his sister's first childbirth would go smoothly.

That's right, he got Chen Xinyi pregnant when he was a junior in college.

Or perhaps Chen Xinyi, who had graduated more than a year prior and whose career and work had stabilized, decided to have a baby.

So when he graduated from university and the two got married...

His eldest son, Wei Shuzhe, is almost a year old!

With that in mind, Wei Yi made a voice call.

"Hey, junior? What's up?" Su Lai answered quickly; the background noise was a bit loud, probably coming from outside.

"Senior, are you near the school? I need your help."

"Yes, I'm on Xueyuan Road. What's up?"

"I'm in front of the school administration building, by the flower bed. I need to tell you something."