Lin Youwei realized her worries had been completely unnecessary.
Unlike other young men his age, Jiang Chen did not have an overly sensitive sense of pride.
On reflection, she thought that was only natural. This was Jiang Chen, after all, someone she had looked up to as a child. How could he so easily fade into the crowd just because he had grown older?
Even without the chance encounter that had brought him into the Unusual Person World, he would still have been outstanding.
Lin Youwei still remembered that Jiang Chen's family had not been well-off, and he had only a very elderly grandfather. For him to have opened a milk tea shop at Jiangbei University of Finance and Economics now, he must have put in effort most people could hardly imagine.
Next, the two chatted about some of their respective experiences over the years.
Jiang Chen learned that Lin Youwei had encountered a ghost at fourteen. A passing Taoist nun had saved her and, seeing how exceptionally bright she was, tested her and discovered that she had a great deal of Daoist cultivation talent, then took her on as a disciple.
Entering the Unusual Person World at that age was already considered late, and people who did usually amounted to little.
Yet Lin Youwei had advanced by leaps and bounds, going from an ordinary person to where she was today in just five years-a D+ expert!
She ranked at the very top of Jiangbei's entire younger generation.
After saying that, however, she hesitated, then revealed something more to Jiang Chen: that was only what she claimed publicly. In truth, she had reached Pseudo-C-Class long ago and had recently been attempting a breakthrough.
Aside from having a Master in the Shangqing Sect, she had no family backing, so she always