In Su Wu's mind, the student council was something that represented two extremes.

In some ordinary universities, student unions are practically non-existent and have little presence.

However, in some of the more prestigious universities, student unions are very valuable.

This place not only trains talent but also serves as a social arena, and some aspects can even influence many things after graduation.

The student union at Nanjing University belongs to the latter category and is very valuable.

Of course, university is also a small society, and it is not easy to join the student union or even make a difference.

The executive office where Li Zhi works is considered the central hub of the entire student union, wielding immense power.

Su Wu felt it was necessary to help Li Zhi climb higher, as this would be entirely beneficial to him.

Once all four of them were in the dormitory, they naturally started chatting about their holiday experiences.

As Su Wu listened to the other three recount their experiences, his thoughts were drawn back to his past life.

At that innocent age, they were carefree teenagers, unaware of the meaning of sorrow, and filled with uncertainty about the future.

Their lives revolve around studying and finding ways to have fun during their university years.

These three people in front of me are still teenagers.

Su Wu felt a pang of emotion, but he no longer had the same feelings as he had back then.

Time cannot be reversed; once it's gone, it's gone forever. Even if you start over, you'll never have the same feeling as before.

Ma Shangfeng was excitedly describing the game in his dormitory, gesturing wildly.

"Hey guys, did you guys play Legend of Mir during the holiday? You're really good at it. Did you know that this game is going to have its open beta at the end of this month?"

Upon hearing this, Li Zhi exclaimed in surprise, "Wow, where did you get the insider number? You didn't even get one for me. I heard it's really fun."

"Hehe, my cousin's fourth aunt's third son works at Shanda, and he got me one..."

"Second brother, you're not being fair! You didn't even say you'd include us in the fun?"

"Brother, I only have one account, I really don't have any extras. Let me tell you, warrior, mage, Taoist..."

As they spoke, the two huddled together and began a heated discussion.

As for the fourth brother, Miao Renfeng, he seemed somewhat bewildered.

It's not that he doesn't play games, but rather that his family's financial situation is average, and he doesn't have much understanding of online games.

The most popular online game in 2000 was probably Stone Age, which can be considered to have opened the curtain on the domestic online game industry.

However, the year 2001 marked the beginning of the booming development of online games in China.

This symbol marks the open beta launch of Legend of Mir, a legend for a generation.

It was at this moment that players from China began to flock to online games, moving away from LAN games like Red Alert, StarCraft, Diablo, and Half-Life.

Although Miao Renfeng didn't know anything about Legend of Mir, she listened with exceptional attention.

They're all at the prime of their lives; how many of them can resist the allure of games?

As for Su Wu, his thoughts had already drifted away, recalling the era when Legend of Mir was all the rage.

What impressed him most was the advertising slogan years later: "My fellow apprentices will cut me once."

It may seem like a joke, but it tells a story of countless grudges and affections from a legendary era.

As he pondered this, he couldn't help but glance at the three of them.

There seems to be a huge business opportunity here.

At that moment, he wasn't thinking about developing games, but rather about gold farming studios.

He can't develop a game by himself, but if it's something like an auto-play cheat, he has no problem at all.

He wasn't doing this to make money, but to strengthen the cohesion among his roommates and to give them some experience.

Moreover, if Li Zhi wanted to make a difference in the student council, he would naturally have to use some methods.

If you have enough ammunition, many things become exceptionally simple.

For a moment, he was filled with thoughts, and pairing up with someone might be a very good starting point.

He was so engrossed in his own world that he forgot about time until someone called out to him.

"Third brother, third brother! What are you thinking about? You're like a completely different person since you came back from your vacation."

After their conversation ended, the three noticed that Su Wu was standing there like a wooden statue, and they all asked him what was wrong.

Su Wu snapped out of his reverie and said awkwardly, "Oh, I was thinking about the senior college students being promoted."

Hearing this, Li Zhi was deeply moved and immediately leaned over to hug his neck.

"My third brother really knows how to take care of people, but you can't help with this. The student council is a very complicated place."

Li Zhi is no novice.

As the son of a high-ranking official, he naturally knew a lot about workplace dynamics from a young age due to his upbringing.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have been able to thrive in the student council, already thinking about taking it a step further when he was only a sophomore.

Su Wu shook his head upon hearing this, "Find the right target, cater to their preferences, and as long as you're willing to put in the effort, what's so difficult about it?"

"Damn, Mr. Wu, what you just said has made me want to poop! What kind of shit are you taking today?"

Upon hearing this, Li Zhi displayed an exaggerated expression of surprise.

Su Wu rolled his eyes and said disdainfully, "To put it bluntly, it's all about money. It's just a matter of finding a teacher or a student. What's so difficult about that?"

Upon hearing his outrageous words, Ma Shangfeng and Miao Renfeng stared in shock.

Ma Shangfeng was slightly better off, after all, he came from a merchant family.

He muttered, "No way, third brother, this is insulting to the gardeners and the flowers. This is not scientific."

"Gardeners need to eat, and flowers need fertilizer. My words may sound a bit harsh, but they're the truth. Even when trying to build relationships, you have to treat people to a meal, right?"

Su Wu watched the two of them explain very seriously, and realized that reality is always reality.

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