Genius of the Rules-Style System

Chapter 266: Chapter 194: Are All Experimental Validations Correct?_2

"...What on earth!"

Zhao Yi rolled his eyes and in an unceremonious manner, sent Qian Zhijin out of the dorm.

Zhao Yi was indeed a little upset.

He had just published a ’medical conjecture’ paper in the School of Life Sciences’ journal, so how did it end up being prominently circulated online?

Who was Deng Shufang?

Why did this guy randomly critique the paper, only for it to be directly published?

Could it be that he’s a highly influential editor of the journal?

Does he have a grudge against me?

Zhao Yi was a bit confused. Deciding to disregard it, he understood that in academia, what’s fake is fake and what’s true is true. He didn’t know the depths of medical research yet, but he knew that many things in a paper could be verified by experiment.

Wouldn’t it be fine just to verify if it’s true or false?

Meanwhile.

Deng Shufang also encountered a bit of trouble.

The people of the Biomedical Research Institute had a good impression of Zhao Yi, believing him to have great talent in medical research, and then suddenly, this incident happened.

Zhao Yi’s publication of a ’conjecture paper’ was indeed somewhat perplexing, but since he had just published it in the journal, even if the paper was wrong, it didn’t matter much. Some students from the Institute occasionally have research ideas and write papers for submission to the journal, even if it turns out to be wrong, they would still be published in order to encourage students to innovate and research more often.

It was a bit overboard for Deng Shufang to directly critique it, wasn’t that like undermining the author’s confidence?

And the person who published it was Zhao Yi!

The two researchers, Dai Tianqing and Han Hui, immediately went to ask Deng Shufang.

Dai Tianqing asked in a rather calm manner, "Director Deng, why did you make that critique? And why did you let it be published in the journal? Zhao Yi is a student who attracts a lot of attention, this is going to cause controversial discussion."

Deng Shufang frowningly explained, "Research should not be too ambitious. He hasn’t even started school yet and he’s already published a medical research paper. Moreover, it’s a conjecture. Do you think that makes sense?"

"Well..."

Dai Tianqing was not good at arguing. After being rebutted, he didn’t know what to say.

But Han Hui was different.

Although Han Hui didn’t talk much and greeted others with a smile, she couldn’t be said to have a good temper. She almost pointed her finger at Deng Shufang and swore, "What gives you the right to critique a paper? You don’t even touch medical research, you’re into administration now. You don’t even have the qualifications to be an editor for medical papers in the journal."

"You’re just deliberately suppressing people, right? I’m telling you, don’t play administrative tricks when dealing with people."

"Sly, despicable, and shameless, yes, I’m talking about you!"

"I’m going to report you for seeking popularity and abusing private rights!"

After swearing for a while, Han Hui was still dissatisfied. Before leaving, she forcefully pushed the computer monitor under the table.

"Boom!"

"Crack~~"

The office was instantly in a mess.

Han Hui nonchalantly turned around and left, with Dai Tianqing quickly following her. His respect for Han Hui rose a notch. ƒreewebɳovel.com

This woman...

She’s not to be trifled with!

Deng Shufang was also not someone to trifle with. He was fuming in his office, but after considering it carefully, he decided not to do anything.

It’s not that he couldn’t stand up against Han Hui, but rather the Biomedical Research Institute.

So far, only Dai Tianqing and Han Hui had come to find him, but who knew what the other researchers thought. Who knew what the institute head Yan Xuelin and the old academician Zheng Yingru were thinking?

One or two researchers or professors didn’t mean much, but a group of researchers and professors, plus an academician, representing the entire Biomedical Research Institute, would completely change the situation. If he were to escalate the matter, he would become the one to be ’easily sacrificed’.

"I won’t argue with a woman!"

That’s the only thing Deng Shufang could think of. He also didn’t quite understand, "Zhao Yi has just started university, right? How come he knows so many people and is even said to be a genius in biomedical research?"

"Is that possible?"

He looked over the paper again, still somewhat baffled.

The comforting thing for Deng Shufang was the online public opinion which was entirely positive towards him.

There were comments praising his erudition, his fairness and strictness, his wit and humor...

A smile once again appeared on Deng Shufang’s face. He felt like he’d become an internet star.

This feeling was fantastic!

...

Zhao Yi was also a bit uncomfortable with the tilt of public opinion. But truth is truth, it would be verified sooner or later. So he devoted himself to study and research.

He paid a visit to Professor He Mingcheng.

Although He Mingcheng had publicly declared that he did not acknowledge Zhao Yi as his student, stating he was not fit to be his teacher, Zhao Yi still called him ’teacher’. After all, He Mingcheng had always been a teacher, having conducted research and taught for a lifetime, whether genuinely or not, calling him ’teacher’ would definitely not make one lose out.

Zhao Yi visited He Mingcheng to discuss Wiles’ proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem. He Mingcheng had done some research on this and understood a lot.

Although he didn’t fully understand it, he was able to explain some steps in detail.

This was very helpful for Zhao Yi.

He Mingcheng was also very enthusiastic towards Zhao Yi. He explained and discussed the issue of two-sided geometry and also talked about the Gushan Shimura Conjecture in his study.

While listening to He Mingcheng’s explanation and discussing with He Mingcheng, Zhao Yi found that He Mingcheng was indeed impressive. He was able to freely quote various mathematical theories, could immediately answer any questions posed, and was always ready to take a step back when some knowledge was too profound and difficult to understand to give Zhao Yi time to digest it.