The night before the college entrance exam results were released, I redeemed my Peking University ad

After buying the phone, he went into a nearby upscale menswear store.

The store offers simple and casual styles, including T-shirts, shirts, and casual pants, all of good quality and perfect for everyday wear.

Ji Bai casually picked out three or four outfits and went into the fitting room.

When he changed into a light gray casual suit and walked out of the fitting room, the two female shop assistants who were tidying the shelves froze instantly, their eyes wide with astonishment.

The boy had broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and long, straight legs; the simple-style clothes fit him perfectly.

Her shoulder line was clean and smooth, and her waist and abdomen showed faint signs of firm muscle lines. Her head-to-body ratio was ridiculously good, even better than the mannequin posters hanging in the store.

Originally just a pretty face, this outfit and perfect figure instantly made him so handsome that people couldn't take their eyes off him.

"Oh my god..."

A shop assistant muttered something under his breath, then instinctively covered his mouth:

"The proportions are just perfect..."

Another shop assistant blushed slightly and quickly stepped forward, her voice softening considerably:

"Sir, this outfit suits you perfectly! It's like it was tailor-made for you! Very few people can pull off our clothes like this!"

Ji Bai looked at himself in the mirror and was quite satisfied.

The model-like perfect figure given by the system is no joke.

"Just these few sets, wrap them all up."

He pointed to the several outfits he had tried on, speaking casually.

The clerk quickly agreed and happily went to pack it up. While paying, she secretly glanced at it several times, inwardly screaming with excitement:

Handsome, fit, and decisive when buying things—what an amazing guy!

……

After buying the phone and clothes, Ji Bai prepared to go back.

When a man goes shopping, he really wants to buy something, and then he goes home.

Besides, I just got a top-of-the-line phone, so why not use it?

Wouldn't that be a waste of money?

Back in his suite at the Beijing Hotel, Ji Bai slumped onto the sofa, ready to play a few rounds.

"Kick the rice~"

The familiar startup sound had barely faded when there was a knock at the door.

"Hello, Ji Bai!"

Ji Bai assumed it was Academician Wang who had sent someone to deliver conference materials, so he slipped on his slippers and went to open the door.

To everyone's surprise, a strange woman stood at the door.

She was around thirty years old, wearing a well-tailored beige business suit with a perfectly fitted waist. Her long hair was styled in a low bun, and her makeup was impeccable. She wore thin-rimmed glasses on her nose, exuding the aura of a shrewd and capable high-level white-collar worker.

"Who should I look for?"

Ji Bai raised an eyebrow.

"Ji Bai, of course I looked for you!"

The woman smiled, her tone as familiar as that of an old acquaintance.

"What is it?"

"Aren't you going to invite me in? It's not very convenient to say this standing at the door, is it?"

Ji Bai stepped aside to let the mature woman in.

The woman didn't stand on ceremony. She walked straight to the sofa and sat down, her right leg lightly crossed over her left, the tips of her stiletto heels slightly upturned, her posture composed yet carrying a hint of superiority.

She took a business card out of her bag, placed it on the coffee table, and pushed it in front of Ji Bai.

"Let me introduce myself. My surname is Su, Su Wan. I am responsible for handling some personal matters for clients."

Ji Bai didn't touch the business card, but leaned against the opposite side and got straight to the point.

"Speak, what is it?"

Su Wan smiled and said calmly, "It's like this, Ji Bai, my family has asked someone to buy something from you."

"You want to buy something from me?"

Ji Bai was delighted.

"What do you want to buy? I don't have much to sell."

"have."

Su Wan looked up, her gaze fixed on his face, and said, enunciating each word clearly: "The proof of a world-class mathematical problem!"

Ji Bai was stunned for a moment.

You can buy this?

It seems like it really can!

Didn't he buy it?

But why would anyone buy this thing?

Let's put it this way: those with money don't need it, and those without money can't afford it, unlike him who has a system that allows him to buy it for just a few dollars.

"Sorry, I didn't understand." Ji Bai said calmly.

Su Wan stopped beating around the bush, leaning forward slightly and lowering her voice, which carried a hint of seduction:

"Ji Bai, you're a smart guy, so I'll be blunt: you're famous now, and the whole internet knows that China has produced an 18-year-old math genius."

But have you ever thought about this? When the first genius suddenly appears, everyone will question and be shocked; but what if there's a second one?

With the first one as a foundation, when the second one comes out, everyone will just think, "Oh, so young people are so amazing these days. Chinese mathematics has really risen."

It was a natural progression, a logical and inevitable outcome.

Ji Bai narrowed his eyes.

I understand.

So someone is trying to ride his coattails, packaging their own child as the second child prodigy, hoping to take off on his coattails.

"So, you're preparing this for the young master who's in his second year of high school?" he asked casually.

Su Wan smiled and shook her head, her tone nonchalant: "To correct you, it's not the second year of high school, it's the second year of junior high."

Ji Bai: "..."

Second year of junior high?

Isn't this a bit too hasty?

He couldn't help but ask, "It's so small, will it be able to hold its weight?"

"Preparation is the key to success, and lack of preparation leads to failure."

Su Wan smiled confidently: "You have to build your reputation from a young age and pave your way in advance. When you're old enough, you'll have reputation, experience, and connections. Whether you go to a top university, work in academia, or take another path, it will be a smooth road ahead."

As she spoke, she leaned forward again, outlining her terms:

"Ji Bai, just name your price. Money, resources, connections—just ask, and we can get it all done, guaranteed to satisfy you!"

Ji Bai looked at her, suddenly smiled, and shook his head: "Sorry, I'm not selling anything."

"Oh?"

Su Wan raised an eyebrow: "So what does Ji Bai do?"

"I'm a key cutter."

Su Wan was taken aback: "Making...making a key? What do you mean?"

Ji Bai raised his eyes and slowly asked:

"Are you worthy?"

Su Wan's smile froze instantly.

Having lived for over thirty years and seen all sorts of situations in the business world, this was the first time someone had so bluntly pointed it at her face.

However, she was quite composed; after a couple of seconds of stunned silence, she laughed again, leaned back, and spoke with a hint of amusement:

"Ji Bai, you're quite the joker, but I'm telling you responsibly, I'm worthy!"

"oh!"

Ji Bai nodded.

"So, how many guns would you be paired with?"

Su Wan: "..."

Her delicate, pretty face was visibly flushed!

She understood such a vulgar and direct dig.

"It seems that Ji Bai isn't planning on doing this deal?"

"No need to see me out!"

Su Wan sneered, picked up her bag, and walked towards the door. Before leaving, she tossed out a sentence: "Ji Bai, you'll regret this. One day you'll be begging me for help!"

With a "bang," the door was slammed shut.

Ji Bai picked at his ear, speechless.

What kind of monsters and demons have come knocking on our door?

and many more……

He suddenly realized.

Could this be the "random and uncertain event of the day" that I selected this morning?

"So I got one of the 50% bad ones?"

He stroked his chin, pondering.

"That doesn't seem right either..."

"If I agree, wouldn't that be a good thing?"

and many more?

"Why didn't I agree just now?"

Yes, why didn't you agree?

Anyway, he was drawn from the system, so why not sell him? He can even write love letters to his homeroom teacher, so what kind of bottom line does he have?

But just now, for some inexplicable reason, I didn't want to do this deal.

"So... this random event really affects my choices?"

If it's judged as a bad thing, will he instinctively refuse it and miss out on the benefits?

"Forget it, I don't want to think about it anymore."

Reject internal strife, let things take their course!

He picked up his phone again, ready to continue the game.

As soon as I switched back to the interface, I heard an angry voice coming from my phone: "What the hell? Which idiot went AFK? Gone after three minutes? You son of a bitch!"

Ji Bai's face darkened.

Grass!

There's a second level!