The moment Ren He signed his name on the authorization document, Zhou Wumeng finally breathed a sigh of relief. The deal was now halfway done.
He had his concerns before coming, worried that Ren He might change his mind. After all, what most people wouldn't have the awareness to do, how could one expect a middle school student to grasp it?
And it was no small sum of money.
Now that the contract was signed, it had legal effect, and Zhou Wumeng knew this very well.
The reason he dared to make a contract with Ren He, without needing to communicate with his guardian, was entirely because it was clearly recorded in the current domestic law: those who mainly support themselves with their own labor income are considered fully capable of conducting civil acts.
A teenager who could earn thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even millions from writing already possessed full civil capability; thus, anything he signed himself was legal.
