This system is too OP!

Of course, listening to different perspectives brings clarity, while biased listening leads to ignorance.

An individual's perspective is ultimately narrow and unable to consider everything.

So, Chase also opened up a forum app to search for university students' most common complaints about dormitories.

Reading through various responses, he took notes continuously.

Besides these concerns, the cafeteria also needed renovation, and staff needed to be recruited.

Although the system's exchange store clearly stated that after redeeming the respective major, teaching staff would be provided, positions such as dorm supervisors, cleaners, cafeteria chefs, cafeteria workers, accountants, and electricians were essential for the school to operate smoothly.

These expenses were no small amount either.

All in all, with various expenses, about four million dollars was spent.

Considering the potential upcoming expenses, Chase felt he was only a step away from being penniless.

Fortunately, issues with classrooms, training rooms, and equipment would be handled by the system after the major was redeemed.

Otherwise, Chase would have to consider mortgaging his large flat.

In summary, after Chase finalized all the details, a large number of workers began to move into the previously deserted New Star Arts College.

Many people also came for job interviews, adding to the activity and liveliness of the place.

NSAC is located in the university town of Angel City.

There are over a dozen universities here.

Since NSAC was established early, it occupies a large area and is well-positioned.

With all the activity, it quickly caught the attention of surrounding schools.

However, after gathering information, they didn't pay much attention.

In their view, NSAC couldn't make a comeback.

When NSAC encountered issues before, it was reported by many official news outlets, completely ruining its reputation.

Restarting now seemed nearly impossible.

The former principal's son, instead of enjoying a rich second-generation lifestyle, stubbornly chose to restart the school.

Such a prodigal!

Ultimately, he was too young.

Chase was unaware of the outside world's reactions.

But even if he knew, he wouldn't care.

This week, Chase was particularly busy.

Although he had a general understanding of running a school from his parents' influence, he only realized how complex and troublesome it was when he actually took charge.

Even the dormitory and cafeteria renovations required constant vigilance to avoid being scammed.

Recruiting staff was also no easy task.

In short, it was incredibly complex.

After a week, Chase was quite exhausted.

But fortunately, after a week, the dormitory and cafeteria renovations were basically completed.

The main staff had also been finalized and would gradually start before the school term began.

Meanwhile, the loan from Angel City Bank finally came through.

Seeing the 20 million dollars in his account, Chase couldn't help but feel excited.

Finally, he could redeem the major.

What surprises would the culinary major provided by the system bring him?

Sitting in the principal's office, Chase opened the system and found the option to redeem the culinary major.

"Do you want to spend 20 million dollars to redeem the culinary major?"

"Yes!"

Chase clicked confirm without hesitation.

The next moment, the system's voice sounded lightly.

"Redemption complete..."

"Teaching facilities, training rooms, and training equipment will be delivered tonight during off hours. The culinary training building on campus has been detected. Do you want to designate it as the delivery location?"

Hearing this, Chase smiled immediately.

He had previously worried about causing too much commotion and being unable to explain it.

Unexpectedly, the system was quite user-friendly.

The system continued, "Teaching staff for the culinary major will start arriving for interviews from tomorrow..."

"A total of thirty-six people..."

Hearing this, Chase felt completely at ease.

The system was indeed reliable.

It provided talents who would come for interviews rather than appearing out of thin air, which was commendable!

However, interviews?

Does that mean he still had to pay the system-provided teachers' salaries?

I paid for the exchange, but I still have to pay salaries?

Is there any justice?

If he had to pay the teachers' salaries, his financial pressure would increase significantly.

Chase immediately inquired.

But whether it was due to insufficient intelligence or the system being too smart and lazy to respond, there was no answer.

Chase was very dissatisfied with the system's attitude.

But having paid, what else could he do?

That night, Chase didn't even go home and directly stayed in the principal's office.

The next morning, as the sky barely lit up, Chase rushed to the culinary building's entrance.

The door was locked, and from the outside, it still looked worn out.

But when Chase unlocked the door, he was stunned.

The building was spotless, with modern design from hallways to offices and classrooms.

The teaching and training rooms for the prestigious Shandong cuisine were located on the first floor.

When Chase opened the door and entered, his eyes widened even more.

The training room was large, equipped with stoves, kitchenware, range hoods, central air conditioning, and various other facilities.

When Chase checked the brands of these appliances, he was even more shocked.

For example, the fifty gas stoves were all high-end products from Fotile, priced at 20,000 dollars each.

And other equipment was also top-notch.

Even the pots, spatulas, and dishes were all premium products.

After looking around, Chase was amazed.

The equipment in just this Shandong cuisine training room would cost at least four to five million dollars.

The system was indeed honest and didn't cut corners.

After inspecting the entire culinary building, Chase was almost ready to kneel before the system.

There were twelve training rooms in total, all meeting the standards of the Shandong cuisine training room.

Moreover, due to the different cuisines, the training rooms had various styles, closely matching the local flavor of the cuisines.

The equipment also varied.

For instance, the Xinjiang cuisine training room had a large oven, seemingly for baking naan and roasting meat.

The Italian cuisine training room also had ovens, but the equipment and style were distinctly Western.

In short, after inspecting all the training rooms, Chase was extremely satisfied.

The 20 million dollars spent on the culinary building was worth every penny.

Chase couldn't have achieved this on his own with the same amount of money.

Not to mention, the system also provided teaching staff.

It was a genuinely considerate system.

If he could rate it, Chase would undoubtedly give it a five-star review.

After inspecting the culinary building, Chase's trust in the system grew, and he looked forward to the upcoming talents.

After all, the hardware provided by the system was so excellent.

What kind of talents would match such top-tier classrooms?

Because he was afraid of missing the arrival of system-provided teachers, Chase stayed at the school for three days.

It was no fun going back to an empty house anyway.

With plenty of food around the university town, he wasn't worried about being hungry.

When the first system-provided teacher arrived for an interview, and Chase saw their resume, he couldn't sit still.

At that moment, Chase finally understood what kind of teachers matched such top-tier classrooms...

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