A realistic recreation of anime, and you call this tennis?

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But he also knew that some people just liked to infinitely magnify the little power they had.

If they have the slightest bit of power, they will use it as a token of authority to bully others.

Zhou Ran has always been unwilling to pay attention to such people.

So he didn't want to waste any more time talking to this female teacher and planned to sign and leave quickly.

But before signing, he was still cautious and wanted to see the content of what he was signing.

Before traveling through time, he was a worker. When signing contracts, he often signed without reading the terms carefully.

When problems arise, you can only choose to endure them.

Having experienced losses in his previous life, this time he simply read the terms of the document in his hand before signing.

After being strengthened by the system many times, he can now read ten lines at a glance and see every word clearly.

He finished reading several pages of content in just a few seconds.

"Hurry up and sign. What are you hesitating about? What's so good about it? Everyone else is signing, so why can't you sign?"

Although Zhou Ran only spent a short time looking at the document, the female teacher still urged him impatiently.

Zhou Ran didn't care about this at all.

When he was about to read to the end of the document, there was a clause that made him feel something was wrong.

The terms and conditions read:

As the training provider of our students, the Imperial Capital No. 1 Tennis University is responsible for cultivating students' tennis-related abilities.

At the same time, students must obey the school's arrangements.

For example, students are not allowed to participate in competitions without permission, and they must participate in corresponding competitions according to the school's arrangements.

Students are required to hand over 50% of the prize money they win in the competition to the school.

This clause is valid until the third year after the student graduates.

When Zhou Ran saw this clause, he immediately felt that there was something wrong.

Having lived two lives, he could quickly understand the problem with this clause.

Once this document is signed, it proves that from now until the third year after graduation, the student is sold to the school.

Which competitions you want to participate in, or which competitions you don't want to participate in.

All of this must be approved by the school.

The worst part is that half of the prize money from the competition has to be handed over to the school.

This is not only selling to the school, but also working for the school.

Seeing this, Zhou Ran felt that this document must not be signed just like that.

If he did not pay tuition and all college expenses were borne by the school, then it would be understandable for the school to propose this clause.

But Zhou Ran paid the tuition.

And the tuition fee is not low.

2 yuan a year!

Such high tuition fees and such harsh terms.

This is no longer going to college, but working illegally!

"What does this clause mean?"

"If this is taken literally, then I won't sign this document!"

Then, he quickly pointed to the relevant clauses and asked the female teacher in front of him, whose face was cold.

Chapter 166 Threat! What do you think?

After being questioned by Zhou Ran, the female teacher looked up suddenly in surprise and looked at Zhou Ran with a confused look.

Then she looked at the location of Zhou Ran's finger.

Only then did I understand what Zhou Ran meant.

When she understood, a hint of anger suddenly appeared on her originally cold face.

"What's wrong with you, a student? Is it so troublesome to sign? What's wrong with this clause?"

The female teacher didn't seem to understand what Zhou Ran said, or maybe she thought students should accept the school's harsh terms.

Hearing that Zhou Ran seemed to be arguing with the female teacher, a bald, pot-bellied, middle-aged male teacher who looked like a leader in the office quickly walked over.

"Zhou Ran, right? The champion of the National High School Tennis League? I know you. Come, come with me."

"Teacher Cai, let me handle Zhou Ran's admission procedures."

The male teacher quickly tried to smooth things over.

"Director Qin, this student has an attitude problem. He's already talking back to the teacher before he even started school. How can this be tolerated in the future?"

Even with the male teacher's mediation, the female teacher was still aggressive.

"Are you sick? Are you in menopause?"

Zhou Ran didn't tolerate it and directly retorted.

He has tolerated this female teacher for a long time.

Besides, he didn't say anything just now, he just pointed out the things he didn't understand. What does this have to do with a bad attitude?

Respecting teachers also has its prerequisites. Zhou Ran has never respected teachers with bad behavior.

When the female teacher heard Zhou Ran not only refute but also say that he was in menopause, anger suddenly rose in her heart.

Just as he was about to stand up, he pointed at Zhou Ran's nose and cursed.

But after her eyes met Zhou Ran's, she instantly calmed down a lot.

Because she felt a temperature colder than ice in Zhou Ran's eyes.

At this moment, she felt that if she said one more word, Zhou Ran might punch her.

She was a little hesitant for a moment, and quickly handed Zhou Ran's information to the male teacher, pretending to lower her head to deal with other things, thus concealing her fear of Zhou Ran.

In another office.

"Student Zhou Ran, my name is Qin Tian, ​​and I'm the director of the school's admissions office."

"I don't need to look at your information. There's definitely no problem. The champion of the National High School Tennis League, with such a prestigious title, how could you not meet the school's admissions standards?"

Qin Tian exchanged pleasantries with Zhou Ran before continuing, "You have an objection to Clause 138 of the document, right?"

"That clause means exactly what it says on the tin. Once you sign the document, you're obliged to obey the school's arrangements and hand over half of your scholarship money to the school."

"This clause may seem harsh, but you have to understand that once students enter university, they are definitely aiming to become professional tennis players. There are so many people playing tennis in the world, and the number of professional tennis players is very limited. So if students want to become professional tennis players, they not only need to work very hard, but also have sufficient external support."

"Routine training props, equipment, venues, etc. all need to be provided by the school, which will be a very expensive expense. The tuition fees alone are far from enough. So although the terms are quite harsh, it also depends on what the school has done for the students."

"Also, Mr. Zhou Ran, didn't you read Article 149?"

"Article 149 clearly states that if a student excels in tennis at school, they can apply to reduce the proportion of their prize money they have to hand over."

"Ordinary students need to hand in 50%, but for some strong students, at least they only need to hand in 10%."

"Student Zhou Ran, as the champion of the National High School Tennis League, your academic performance must be excellent. Therefore, you will most likely only need to hand over 10% of your prize money."

After Qin Tian finished speaking, his eyes continued to exude kindness, gentleness and calmness.

At this moment, Qin Tian acted like a responsible elder, earnestly persuading a rebellious junior like Zhou Ran.

After hearing what Qin Tian said, Zhou Ran was not only not convinced, but he even wanted to laugh even more.

What is the strongest tennis school in Dragon Country?

The so-called No. 1 Tennis University in the capital is, after all, nothing more than a business.

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And as Qin Tian said just now, although the terms are harsh, the school also does a lot for the students.

This sentence is pure bullshit!

Not only will we exploit you, but we will also teach you to be grateful!

Ha ha!

If Zhou Ran was just an 18-year-old boy, he might have believed it.

But in his two lives, especially before the time travel, he had been working in the workplace for many years and was accustomed to the ugly and hypocritical faces of his bosses.

He was even more unwilling to believe and accept Qin Tian's words.

"If this clause is not removed, I will definitely not sign this document."

Zhou Ran did not make any concessions and spoke to Qin Tian with a firm attitude.

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After hearing what Zhou Ran said, it seemed that his long speech just now had no effect.

Qin Tian pondered for a moment and did not give a direct answer.

At this moment, he seemed to be waiting for Zhou Ran to change his mind, or he seemed to be thinking about something and weighing the pros and cons.

"Zhou Ran, you are very strong and have great potential. We don't want to miss out on such a talented student like you."

"Besides, you can only fully display your talent in our Imperial Capital's No. 1 Tennis University, so would you like to reconsider it?"

It was obvious that Qin Tian had no intention of making any concessions to Zhou Ran's request.

"I won't change my decision. I will definitely not sign unless these terms are removed."

Zhou Ran spoke in a more resolute tone.

As if feeling that persuasion was useless, Qin Tian instantly restrained his breath, and his originally kind expression became as cold as that of the female teacher before.

"Zhou Ran, this clause has been in place for decades. The school will never remove it or make any changes just because of you."

"If you don't agree, you can't sign this clause. If you don't sign, the school won't be able to admit you."

"So, what do you think?"

After Qin Tian tore off his hypocritical disguise.

The tone he used when speaking to Zhou Ran became increasingly cold.

Amidst the coldness, there was also a strong threat.

Chapter 167 All rejected!

After Qin Tian finished speaking to Zhou Ran in a threatening tone, he looked at Zhou Ran with a cold expression.

At this time, Qin Tian was sitting on a leather recliner in the office, lying back with his legs crossed.

One hand was on the armrest of the chair, and the other hand was half hanging in the air.

His five fingers kept rubbing gently, and his expression was cold with a hint of disdain.

He looked as if he was confident about how to control Zhou Ran.

Indeed, Qin Tian didn't take Zhou Ran seriously at this time.

He had been the director of the admissions office of the No. 1 Tennis University in the capital for so many years, and he had seen all kinds of geniuses.

Some people have previously raised objections to the school's terms.

But those students still have to choose to agree to sign.

After all, the "910" here is the number one tennis university in the imperial capital and the best tennis university in the entire Dragon Country.

There is absolutely no other better school than this one.

More importantly, more than half of the professional players and tennis-related talents in the entire Dragon Country were trained by the Imperial Capital's No. 1 Tennis University.

If you dare to offend the school, your future tennis career can almost be declared over early.

It was precisely because of these reasons that Qin Tian was very confident, believing that Zhou Ran would definitely choose to sign like the students who had raised objections before.