The next day, before registration began and since there wasn't much else to do, Su Zelin went to the computer city.
He planned to get a computer.
Just this year, the financial academy built the second-generation campus network. It had expanded from just the teaching buildings and libraries to student dormitories, allowing broadband internet access at the school, so a computer had to be bought sooner rather than later.
Like most college students, Su Zelin chose to go the DIY route.
A whole branded computer was too expensive, with much of the unnecessary expense amounting to what people often call a "stupidity tax" for those not savvy with computers, so those with a bit of knowledge would build their own.
Being one of the earliest internet users, even in his past life during this time, he was quite familiar with computer hardware. Later, many classmates in his university class asked him for help with DIY computers, especially after being reborn.
