The exam was scheduled fairly early. After all, it was a midterm, not particularly extensive, with a total of an hour and a half to answer the questions, from 1:30 to 3:00 in the afternoon.
The moment Su Bai got the paper, he started writing furiously. He finished it in just over half an hour, handed it in early, and walked out of the exam hall in one smooth motion.
With nothing else to do, he bought himself a drink at a nearby milk tea shop.
Then he began browsing the electronics specialty stores along the campus commercial street.
Aside from the Apple store where he had originally farmed money, he did not spare the other domestic brands, nor even the niche Sony stores...
Su Bai even spotted Panasonic and Fujitsu laptops in Sony's store—authentic Japanese-market versions, focused on being thin and light, and then... that was about it.
Their performance was painfully bad, their screens were nothing special, and yet they were expensive.
If he had to name an advantage, their full range of ports seemed to count, but this was China. In many situations, a docking station solved everything, so there was no need to accommodate all those bizarre old Japanese ports.
Driven by curiosity, Su Bai bought quite a few in one go.
He also bought the latest releases from other brands—anything that caught his interest, he bought one.
After all, the system was footing the bill.
The clerks probably did recognize Su Bai. After their brief shock, they quickly regained their composure.
All these shops were familiar with Su Bai's face. He was so handsome and treated money like it was nothing—of course he was unforgettable.
At first, some people thought Su Bai was a sucker, always buying models with absolutely no value for money.
Later,