Genius of the Rules-Style System

Chapter 543: Chapter 321: Maybe I Should Give Up...

An afternoon passed.

Half past five.

"Thump, thump, thump!"

The door was knocked on.

Zhao Yi stopped writing and stretched lazily. Looking at the complex expressions on the paper, a sense of achievement arose in his heart. He had thoroughly understood the transformation elimination research, and based on it, he had designed a new method called ’Column Ratio Elimination’.

’Column Ratio Elimination’ was different from ’Transformation Elimination’. It could be used in equation elimination, adding many calculation formulas and models, making ’Column Ratio Elimination’ more versatile.

This was a new mathematical method.

Zhao Yi felt that ’Column Ratio Elimination’ could be used to simplify Fermat’s Last Theorem, but for now, he would not continue the research as he felt a bit tired.

"Right!"

"It seems like someone knocked on the door..."

Zhao Yi quickly went to open the door. There was no one outside, and when he looked down the corridor, Qian Hong was staring at the staircase. She turned around and said, "I thought you weren’t here?"

"I was just too engrossed in my research."

"I knew it!"

Qian Hong helplessly touched her forehead, revealing a helpless expression. "You seem to have spent the whole afternoon in, seemed to be doing some research. I wanted to ask if you needed me to bring you dinner?"

"...No need, let’s go eat together." Zhao Yi hesitated and said.

"Alright."

Qian Hong showed a hearty smile.

The two walked side by side to the faculty cafeteria.

On the way, Qian Hong talked about the troubles of her doctoral thesis. She had been preparing it for over a year, and the content was related to routing interception research, but there was no significant progress in the research. She didn’t want to piece together a doctoral thesis but didn’t know how to continue.

Many doctoral students had similar troubles.

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Zhao Yi asked, "Do you need help?"

Qian Hong glanced at him and shook her head quickly. "No need. You, a big professor, would probably just help me with your achievements. I estimate that your achievements in a few days would be worth more than my one or two years of hard work."

She said this with a feeling of helplessness.

Zhao Yi laughed and didn’t deny it. "Have you asked my cheap senior? Her mentor was He Mingcheng’s student, and Zhao Yi still considered He Mingcheng as his teacher."

"Teacher Zhao? He said my achievements were sufficient, and I can just write a paper and publish it. Anyway, I won’t be involved in research in the future." Qian Hong said dejectedly.

"That’s true."

Zhao Yi felt it made sense as well.

After all, Qian Hong was going to focus on teaching and wouldn’t be involved in real research in the future. Having a doctoral degree was merely a matter of academic qualification. Substantial research would be meaningless.

Qian Hong was still not reconciled. "But I still hope..." She didn’t continue, just sighing.

Zhao Yi said, "How about this? You tell me about your research, and I’ll give you suggestions along the way."

"That... Okay."

The two arrived at the faculty cafeteria and started discussing Qian Hong’s research.

Her research was based on local area networks, calculating and processing routing interception signals, involving not only software-related design but also some underlying hardware content.

Zhao Yi somewhat understood, but still had no specific ideas. The research was too pale when conveyed verbally.

After dinner, he simply said, "You send me everything, including your papers and achievements, and I’ll take a look when I have time."

"Alright."

Qian Hong trusted Zhao Yi. Mainly because, with his achievements and fame, he would have no interest in her small research, and it would be meaningless even if he got his hands on it.

When they returned to the dormitory, it was already past eight in the evening. Zhao Yi planned to go to the student dormitory to stay and play games with Fan Lei and Li Renzhe to pass the time, and brush up some Study Coins along the way. On the way, he received a phone call.

"Zhang Hongtao?"

Zhao Yi picked up the phone and pressed the answer key. He heard an excited voice from the other side, "Zhao Yi, we succeeded!"

"What?"

It took Zhao Yi a while to understand what Zhang Hongtao was referring to. "Are you talking about that panel? Did you figure it out?"

"Yes!"

Zhang Hongtao said excitedly, "Using your method, we made a new material yesterday. The analysis results came out today and they are no different from the data of the experimental panel."

"In other words, we have perfectly replicated that experimental panel!" Zhang Hongtao’s tone was obviously very excited.

"Congratulations!"

Zhao Yi felt much calmer. He had used the "Connection Law" and "Correlation Law" and knew the process of making panels. He had simply given Zhang Hongtao a few hints, so his contribution was indeed enormous, but he had hardly put in any effort.

When the effort put in is minimal, the joy of success is also minimal.

Zhang Hongtao’s mood was completely different. He knew clearly that when the higher-ups handed over the experimental panel to the alloy materials laboratory, they hadn’t really expected them to succeed in replication, as the difficulty of replication was very high. Just making a little progress was enough.

Now they had successfully replicated the panel.

This achievement alone significantly improved domestic alloy materials technology and greatly enhanced the utilization capacity of rare metals.

"But I think the greatest achievement is that we used the new method you mentioned. This success proves that the method is feasible."