After rebirth, I rejected the rich yandere lady

What do you mean one must go through my APP to get a job here?

Obviously, I'm the one who's gone through all the trouble to recruit employees for him! Why does he look like he's the one who's at a disadvantage?

"Xu Musen, are you trying to freeload off me again?"

Zhu Yulan remembered this new term for getting something for nothing and spoke up.

Just then, the girl with the round face happened to walk in, holding an application form.

Freeload what...what?

The girl turned a glowing red as she looked at her boss and the handsome young man.

Were they conducting some shady business? Should she tell Uncle Zhu...

Zhu Yulan's face also turned red, aware of the ambiguity in her words.

"So... You're just trying to coax me into recruiting employees for you again, right?"

"What do you mean by 'coax'? Think about it, when other students see these delivery guys earning money every day, they'll definitely be curious about where they got their jobs, and that's when your APP comes into play, right? It's a win-win situation."

Xu Musen said earnestly.

Zhu Yulan was somewhat unwilling, but still thought his suggestion was actually good; entrepreneurship among university students was already remarkable if they had two or three employees.

But the number of delivery guys could be many, and they'd be running around campus every day, serving as moving advertisements.

"Don't feel too shortchanged, I'll come up with a couple of slogans for you."

Xu Musen took a pen and scribbled down several slogans in his notebook.

"Join BOSS direct hiring, talk face-to-face with the boss!"

"Finding jobs hard, students? BOSS helps you find a boss!"

"Ease of job-hunting with BOSS, even bosses can hit the jackpot!"

...

After writing a few, Zhu Yulan looked at the slogans, which were somewhat cheeky, and couldn't deny they were indeed eye-catching.

"Are these okay?" Zhu Yulan hesitated. Current slogans were very strict in maintaining corporate credibility.

"What matters is getting the recruitment done, catching people's attention is what's important."

Xu Musen turned to the round-faced girl and asked, "Tell me, what attracts you more, the 'Honest recruitment, accommodation provided' kind of slogans, or these ones?"

The round-faced girl looked over the slogans, especially the one about hitting the jackpot, and pointed to the ones Xu Musen had written.

"I think these slogans give off a very casual vibe, like even if you don't perform well, you won't get randomly scolded or have your salary deducted by the boss..."

The round-faced girl was speaking and seemed quite excited about it.

Zhu Yulan drew out her words with an "Hmm?" as she looked at her.

The round-faced girl suddenly looked up pretending she hadn't heard anything.

Xu Musen watched them and couldn't help but smile, guessing that this girl was probably her roommate or friend, just like Zhou Hangyu and Li Rundong.

He remembered that those two should be arriving soon as well.

"Considering your self-recommendation, I reluctantly agree," Zhu Yulan said with an arrogant snort, but was quick to hand the slogans Xu Musen wrote to the girl.

"File these slogans in the report."

"Got it."

The round-faced girl nodded, admiring Xu Musen for his ability to point out so many areas of improvement in just a few words.

In contrast, her own boss seemed to have nothing but his wealth as his main asset...

"Aren't you going?"

"Oh, right."

The girl turned and left.

Xu Musen smiled: "That girl is quite cute, where'd you coax her from?"

Zhu Yulan's gaze suddenly became wary: "What's that to you? I warn you not to have designs on her!"

"You were poaching my employees right in front of me yesterday, and now I can't even ask about yours?"

"She's my uncle's daughter. Don't even think about it," Zhu Yulan stood up. "Speaking of which, weren't you looking to take over a milk tea shop? Let me show you one."

Xu Musen stood up.

The milk tea shop was close by.

There were some snack shops around with a decent foot traffic but this particular milk tea shop was not busy; it even had a sign indicating it was for lease.

In a university, a milk tea shop shouldn't be this deserted.

Zhu Yulan crossed her arms, saying, "This milk tea shop had some trouble a while ago. Remember when a bunch of people suddenly got diarrhea? It was because they drank the milk tea from here, which was found to use expired ingredients, and there were even rats and cockroaches.

After rectifications, there were no more cases of diarrhea. In fact, some people who were previously suffering stopped having diarrhea after drinking their milk tea.

Upon further investigation, it was discovered that the owner didn't want to waste the ingredients, so he had added anti-diarrheal drugs to the milk tea..."

"???"

Xu Musen was flabbergasted and couldn't help but burst out laughing. This guy was a true talent!

"What happened then?"

"Well, that owner couldn't keep it up and transferred the shop. The next owner tried to salvage the store's reputation by selling the milk tea at half price, but people soon realized there was something off with the taste.

Upon another check, it turned out the second owner was just using milk tea flavoring and dough batter—there was no actual milk in the tea, and even the fruits were nearly spoiled. They were cut up and passed off as fresh, so that place also went under pretty quickly."

Zhu Yulan said, exasperated by the continuous drama of the milk tea shop: "The students have too much of a negative impression of the shop, so even with half-priced teas, business has always been tepid, and now they have no choice but to transfer ownership again, hoping to pass it to the next unlucky person."

As she spoke, Zhu Yulan cast her gaze towards Xu Musen.

But Xu Musen was observing the store very seriously; in truth, the location and space were better than any in Hu Hai University.