"We're not at that point yet."
Lin Tian smiled and spoke.
It was only an international exhibition competition. This was nothing.
Still, Xu Yong was indeed the only one he could talk to about this sort of thing.
"That's already incredible in our eyes!"
Xu Yong sighed as he said this.
"Ah, watching you soar higher and higher, all I can do is study hard and change my fate through the college entrance exam."
"Come on. If you don't want to do it, can't you just go back and inherit your dad's business?"
Lin Tian interrupted Xu Yong's sudden dramatic rambling.
As far as Lin Tian was concerned, Xu Yong could only be emo over love, never over his future.
Xu Yong's father was a famous seafood tycoon in Qingjiang. He sold seafood, and his family was ridiculously wealthy.
Although his father usually raised him frugally and even made him work for his own computer money, Xu Yong had absolutely no reason to feel lost about his future.
Compared to that, talking about "changing one's fate through the college entrance exam" in front of someone from a family like Lin Tian's was practically asking for a beating.
That was what high school students were like.
Back in high school, people did not have such a deep understanding of the differences in their classmates' and friends' family backgrounds. They might not even realize it themselves.
Then, after graduation, when you were frantically sending out resumes—
Those friends were either placed into jobs by their families or in no hurry to work, content to live off their parents for another year or two.
That was often a student's first lesson upon entering society: being born into a good family mattered more than anything else.
Lin Tian had never worked before, but the