Transmigration: On the Gossip Front

Zhang Li had no idea that after she left, Wei Xudong would actually look for her.

If she had known, she would have been all kinds of relieved. Given the temper of this young master, she was genuinely worried that giving him the slightest chance might lead to him messing up her properties.

Zhang Li, having flown to America, once again embarked on the dual path of studying and earning money.

Mathematics as a major is difficult if you say it’s difficult, and easy if you say it’s easy—it mainly depends on talent. Although Zhang Li’s talent was not exceptionally outstanding, it was still well above average, and she was able to handle all her coursework.

The office building she had built before going abroad was also completed in the third year of her stay abroad, thanks to Zhang Li’s efforts.

On the day the building was finished, Zhang Li did not fly back either; it was just a money-making tool, waiting to make money for her.

With the completion of this building, everyone remembered Zhang Li once more and also recalled how she paid for it, wondering if she had taken out loans.

To their surprise, a check revealed no loan records with domestic banks, and they only learned from Wei’s President, with whom she had a fairly good relationship, that she had mentioned during the bidding process that she would not take out loans.

In the past, no one took this seriously. Even the largest of companies wouldn’t be able to build such a massive structure without loans.

Just as everyone’s curiosity about Zhang Li resurfaced, wanting to know about her movements after studying abroad, they received news again.