High School Belle Fell in Love with Me-Chapter 113 - 111: If You Don’t Open the Door Soon, I’ll Lose Face (Double-Length, Please Vote)

Chapter 113: Chapter 111: If You Don’t Open the Door Soon, I’ll Lose Face (Double-Length, Please Vote)

Liu Yuheng snapped back to reality at this moment. He still trusted his love advisors quite a bit. Besides Lu Junyang, both Fan Shujing and another person were quite experienced in matters of the heart.

He asked, "So what should I do next?"

"What else can you do? Of course, seize every possible opportunity. Jiang Banxia is in the same major as us. We know where she attends class; that’s easy to handle. Although Guanghua School of Management is in the same division as us, they are management and we are economics, so we’re not in the same place; close proximity is our advantage.

Moreover, Jing University and the Capital City are two different kinds of places. At Jing University, you can eat inexpensive cafeteria food and live in cheap student dorms. But in the Capital City? Just one stroll around can show the disparities between people—can Jiang Banxia remain indifferent? Yuheng can take Jiang Banxia to luxury stores, let her experience the lifestyle of the upper class. Even if he can’t win her over immediately, everyone has desires. Who would settle for less?"

Fan Shujing nodded and said, "That’s exactly it. Before her horizon broadens, it’s easier to be content. A boyfriend from a small county, with a slightly well-off family, good looks and good grades, is already the top pick. But in a place like the Capital City, that’s just not enough. Maybe just a menu from one meal could shatter their little pride from back home. Even if they grit their teeth to enjoy one meal, it’s everyday life for you... A single meal versus every meal—Jiang Banxia can tell the difference."

The man added, "Once you have a basic emotional foundation with Jiang Banxia, go all out. I’ll handle getting a school permit. Then you can present Jiang Banxia with a luxury car in front of countless classmates. Jiang Banxia will certainly agree to be your girlfriend. No girl dislikes being the focus of attention. The more outstanding a girl is, the more she wants to be looked at with admiration."

Within ten minutes, Liu Yuheng regained his confidence.

The man continued, "Yuheng, when you run into Li Yang at school, you can totally keep a calm attitude. Don’t see him as a rival; you can even treat him as a friend. The more polite you are, the more anxious he might get. Once he gets anxious, his human weaknesses will be revealed, and Jiang Banxia will notice his flaws. Without doing anything, Jiang Banxia might naturally make a choice. In matters of love, whoever gets angry is the clown, whoever looks ugly."

But when they got home, they saw a post on Li Yang’s social media—a close photo with Jiang Banxia—and Liu Yuheng’s mood, which had just been repaired, exploded again.

...

Before going to school, Li Yang did only three things.

The first thing was he found a publisher to publish the Champion Scholar’s Notes. It was self-funded; he handed over twenty thousand yuan to the publisher to apply for an edition number, plus the initial print cost of five thousand yuan for six thousand copies.

The first batch of six thousand copies would not involve the publisher in profit-sharing, and the selling price was twenty-nine.

If the six thousand copies sold out, the publisher would increase the print volume. At that time, Li Yang wouldn’t need to bear the cost, but the profit from sales, after deducting costs, would give forty percent to the publisher.

Li Yang agreed, since he needed the publisher’s distribution channels initially, and later on, he needed their promotions.

Recouping the initial investment was unlikely, but any return was better than nothing.

These profits were what he could present to his family as an account.

The second thing was he made an appointment with a bank to transfer ten million and fifty thousand yuan to Bai Qing. Bai Qing accepted the money and didn’t transfer it back, making Li Yang quite relieved.

The third thing was sending his newly obtained passport to Edzhu.

Then, on the afternoon of the 27th, both families drove from the county to Jiangbei, the neighboring provincial capital.

Li Yang mentioned several times during the trip that he wanted to drive, but Li Likun doubted his skills, having just obtained his driver’s license, and didn’t agree.

In fact, Li Yang thought his dad’s driving skills were awful.

After all, his family had never bought a car, and his dad’s driver’s license was purchased.

He only occasionally drove, and his total driving mileage was definitely not over three thousand kilometers.

Li Yang, on the other hand, was a seasoned driver with nearly one hundred thousand kilometers of experience.

With frequent stops, they originally entered the highway simultaneously with Jiang Banxia’s car, but now they couldn’t even see it.

Li Likun would suddenly hit the brakes, making people feel nauseous.

Finally, they arrived in Jiangbei and saw Jiang Banxia’s family at the hotel entrance they had reserved.

After resting at the hotel for a while, he began clearing his stock portfolio.

Because there wasn’t much market activity next month. Although there wasn’t much of a pullback, he had many matters to handle and still needed to participate in military training, leaving him with no time to manage these.

What he remembered most clearly was the big bull market of white horse stocks in 2019 and the sector relay bull markets of 2020 and 2021.

Of course, there was a wave of white horse stock market in 2016 and 2017, but the market wasn’t strong, lacking exact figures.

The two families went out for a meal and then returned to their rooms to rest, with everyone intending to catch the 9:30 AM high-speed train the next morning.

After all, even Jiang Yaoting and others had to make appointments to enter the school last time.

But this time, it was different. They could go in directly with new students and visit more places they wanted.

That year, the high-speed train didn’t have speed limits, taking just over three hours to get from Jiangbei to the Capital City.

Later on, one seldom saw such speeds, only occasionally finding one or two high-speed trains that ran within four hours; mostly it took five to six hours.

"Asleep yet?"

"Yes."