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Chen Mu Yang was truly pitiful, having been sold out by Lin Weiwei yet still helping her count the money. The lesson from the Design Competition clearly hadn’t awakened him completely.
I remained inactive, continuing to refine my Online Education Platform plan. I knew that Lin Weiwei's second-hand platform, while benefiting from my ideas, lacked core competitiveness. Moreover, her poor character made it difficult for her to attract truly capable individuals to join. Chen Mu Yang might have decent technical skills, but he was clueless about product development and operations. Their project was destined to go nowhere.
But that wasn't enough for me. What I wanted was for Lin Weiwei to be thoroughly disgraced, ideally never to rise again.
I recalled an incident from my past life. Lin Weiwei had once fabricated accounts for a club's funding. Although she managed to evade consequences with tears and Chen Mu Yang's protection, that incident left a deep impression on me.
In this life, would she resort to the same tricks? Especially when she desperately needed funds and resources to kickstart her so-called entrepreneurial project?
A plan slowly took shape in my mind.
The school's entrepreneurial support program not only provided funding but also offered office space and equipment support. The management of these resources was typically handled by the student council or the Project Office. Lin Weiwei had previously held a position in the student council to get closer to Chen Mu Yang; although it was just a marginal role, she should have some understanding of the inner workings.
What if I could make her believe there was an opportunity to "misappropriate" a bit from the project funds or use her position to manipulate things?
I needed a chance—one that would allow her to access these resource management processes and make her feel there was something to gain.
I checked the member list of the Entrepreneurship Plan office and narrowed my eyes slightly. There was one name that caught my attention.
Wang Hao, the vice minister of the student council's External Relations Department and also a member of the Project Office. I remembered that in my past life, he seemed to have pursued Lin Weiwei but had been rejected, leaving him somewhat resentful. Moreover, his family background appeared average, making him quite sensitive about money.
If I could reconnect Wang Hao with Lin Weiwei...
A cold smile crept onto my lips. Lin Weiwei, don’t you enjoy using others? This time, I’ll let you experience what it feels like to be used by someone else and end up shattered.
I closed my laptop, took out my phone, scrolled to a number I hadn’t contacted in ages, and sent a text message.
Lin Weiwei had indeed been struggling lately. After the plagiarism scandal, she became a pariah, nearly unable to stay in her dormitory. It was said that she applied for a room change, but due to her tarnished reputation, no one was willing to take her in. She could only face others' strange gazes alone each day, the once-adored figure now reduced to nothing.
When people are cornered, they either sink completely or develop an intense will to survive. Lin Weiwei clearly belonged to the latter category. She pinned all her hopes on the Entrepreneurship Plan, treating it as her only lifeline.
She became unusually active, networking everywhere and promoting her Campus Second-Hand Trading Platform concept. Although most people kept their distance from her, she did manage to gather a few individuals in similar situations who were eager to prove themselves into what she called a "founding team." Naturally, Chen Mu Yang was her Chief Technology Officer.
I watched her struggles with cold indifference while methodically advancing my own plan.
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