Chapter 316: Who’s Not a Straight-A Student?

Zhang Mingming was surprised at the answer Su Jin wrote on the blackboard. He couldn’t help but be surprised. How could this piece of trash know the answer? Wasn’t she always at the bottom of the class every year? He looked at Su Jin in disbelief and said,

“Impossible. How do you know the answer?”

Su Jin laughed mockingly. How could she not be able to answer such a simple question? Who’s isn’t a straight-A student? She threw the chalk she was holding into the chalk box, dusted off her hands and said mockingly,

“I’ve already said that I will be at the top of the class, or I’ll quit school and get lost. Do you think I’m joking?”

Zhang Mingming looked at Su Jin in disbelief. How was this possible? She was a piece of trash and the entire school acknowledged it. All her past results were there… He said to Su Jin in disbelief,

“Stop pretending. How can you be at the top of the class with your trashy results? This answer is probably made up. You’re just lucky.”

Su Jin thought that this guy was just being stubborn. Let’s see what he’d say when she’s at the top of the class. She looked at Zhang Mingming coldly and scoffed,

“Whatever you say. When I get first place, don’t forget what you said. If I get first place, you will get out of school and never be a teacher again.”

Zhang Mingming snorted when he heard this. How could Su Jin get first place? In his opinion, Su Jin was just a good-for-nothing. Getting last place was more like it. He replied disdainfully,

“You are talking so big, aren’t you afraid you’d explore? If you get first place, I’ll get out immediately and never be a teacher again.”

Su Jin nodded in satisfaction. She only wanted to make sure that Zhang Mingming would honor the bet and get out of school, never to teach and mislead the young again. She said lightly,

“Sure, remember what you said.”

After saying this, Su Jin returned to her seat. For the rest of the class, Zhang Mingming continued to pick on Su Jin but she answered every question faultlessly, causing Zhang Mingming to end the class in a huff.

After class, the students around Su Jin, including Yu Haiyang, quickly took out their phones and began to play “Dusk of Gods”. One of the male students said excitedly to Yu Haiyang,

“Boss, I heard that there’s a new booster today, and it will drop God equipment and some top-tier materials. Can you form a team and take us to the sky?”

Yu Haiyang looked a little smug when he heard this. He’s not just a boss in real life, he’s also a big shot in the game. After entering the game, he said arrogantly to his fellow players,

“Just wait.”

When Su Jin heard them talking about “Dusk of Gods”, she also wanted to play. But her heart ached at the thought of the ball of paper her mother gave her. It looked like she wouldn’t be able to play the game for a while.

Also, she had to think carefully about how to snatch the company back from Su Beijiang. And how she could become a famous manager and best actress. Most importantly, she had to have more than ten million fans!

Each of these things was extremely difficult. Su Jin racked her brains and finally made a decision. She started with the simplest step of setting up a Weibo account. After all, if she wanted fans, she must have a Weibo account first!

Su Jin, who was never interested in these things, registered a Weibo account very quickly. She came up with a simple and easy-to-remember name, “Tang Su”. She felt a little sad seeing a big fat zero as fan count on her new Weibo account.

She didn’t know if she could make use of her hacking skills to force people to follow her account. But she reckoned that she would be banned very quickly if she really did that. That would be terrible.

Also, if her mom saw through it, she would fly into a rage and beat Su Jin to a pulp. How embarrassing would that be? After much consideration, Su Jin gave up the idea of hacking her way to increase her fan base. She checked if there were any hot spots she could use to quickly increase her fan base. If she didn’t look, she wouldn’t have known that there were indeed hotspots she could use.