The Insignifcant Female Supporting Character Actually Became a Bigshot in the Novel!

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

“Has she been admitted to university?” Xi Wan looked at Su Xun.

Su Xun nodded under her gaze. “She graduated from university two years ago and worked in one of my senior’s companies.”

Xi Wan nodded and felt happy for the girl. “That’s great.”

“However, did you open a branch in the southwest before just because you wanted to contribute to the local development?” If it was not for this reason, Xi Wan could not think of any other reason.

Although the provinces in the southwest were rich in natural resources and mineral resources, Su Group did not seem to be involved in these industries. She remembered that most of them were new energy and high-tech industries.

Su Xun raised his hand to shield Xi Wan from the increasingly glaring sunlight. “l guess so, but recently, the country has been supporting the promotion of new types of sustainable energy in the provinces and cities rich in resources in the southwest. Coincidentally, the subsidiary companies within the group need to expand their business, so 1 simply set the plan to the southwest.’

“As expected of you, killing two birds with one stone!” Xi Wan teased him. 𝒻𝓇𝘦𝘦𝘸𝘦𝒷𝓃𝑜𝑣𝘦𝑙.𝑐𝑜𝓂

Su Xun smiled and pondered for a moment before saying, “Other than that time, which was considered a big problem, I occasionally met some strange people who came with strange questions.”

Xi Wan stared at him, signaling him to continue.

“For example, the students from the law school next door will pretend to be passersby and come over with the debate questions their teachers give them.”

Su Xun said.

Xi Wan found this very interesting and asked, “And then?”

“We’ll tell them that it’s 100 yuan per second.”

Su Xun’s serious tone made it sound like he was talking about something serious. It was this tone that did not have the slightest hint of joking or teasing. Instead, it made Xi Wan unable to hold back her laughter. The more she imagined that scene, the funnier she felt.

“Let me guess… They will definitely think that you are asking for an exorbitant price!” Xi Wan smiled from ear to ear.

“They said we were crazy about money.” Su Xun paused. “Then, we told their school about this matter. We said that some students who were eager to learn came over to invite us to discuss the problem. They were very enthusiastic. We hoped to invite them to do voluntary law enforcement together.”

Su Xun seemed to have thought of something funny, and the smile on his face widened. “Later, those students came to us during one of our legal promotion activities and said that they sincerely thanked each of our families.”

Xi Wan stopped in her tracks and covered her mouth. She was laughing so hard that she could not straighten her back properly.

Initially, Su Xun did not think that it was that funny. Perhaps he was influenced by Xi Wan, he actually felt that he was about to laugh out loud.

The compulsory law was not just a one-way activity to help others. At the same time, it was also a rare opportunity for students to train themselves.

The half-baked level of fishing in troubled waters would easily reveal its true level in this kind of situation. Generally, once this kind of activity was confirmed to be carried out, it was destined to be a shift system and faced the entire law school. It could be said that this was a disguised field ability test.

For a person with insufficient knowledge, although such an activity would feel very difficult at the beginning, it was destined to benefit a lot after persevering.

“There was a boy who came from a remote area and went through many hardships to get into our school’s law school. After he participated in two legal promotion activities, he took the initiative to ask the senior brother leading the team to inform him every time a mission was launched so that he could come to our team to help. During his break, he often discussed problems with us. After graduation, he was unsurprisingly admitted to our school’s graduate student with his hard work.” Su Xun’s voice carried some admiration.

[Isn’t this a poor family giving birth to a noble son?] The system asked curiously.

“Strictly speaking, it doesn’t count.” Xi Wan explained to the system, “Humble families refer to those families whose ancestors were once rich. For some reason, in the process of inheritance, the aristocratic families that gradually declined are worthy of being called humble families.”

Xi Wan had just heard from Su Xun that the boys family had always been very poor, so strictly speaking, he could not be said to be from a poor family.

Xi Wan changed the topic and said to it, “But times have changed. It’s understandable to describe people like boys in this way..”