The Glamorous Comeback of the Ousted Heiress-Chapter 821 - 320 Identity exposed!

"Here you go." On this side, Dean Huang handed the sealed document to Bai Lian.

The document was from Academician Ma to Bai Lian; Dean Huang hadn’t looked at it.

The office door was ajar, with the teaching assistant standing by the door.

Bai Lian bent down and inquired about Academician Ma’s health.

"It’s the same," Dean Huang raised his hand, gesturing for Bai Lian to sit, "Everyone tells him to rest, but so many people at the research institute are waiting for him, you should find some time to visit him there."

Academician Ma’s field of research was quantum mechanics, and there were only a few people in the country who studied it. Although Academician Ma had taught countless students, few had the capacity to understand, and there was virtually no one to take over his work.

Too many people with questionable intentions were eyeing the projects he was working on.

He had advised Jiang Fulai more than once, but Jiang Fulai still plunged headfirst into the pitfall of dark matter.

After so many years of overexertion, even though a specialized medical team monitored Academician Ma’s health, his body was still rapidly weakening.

Academician Ma’s specific involvement in which projects Dean Huang was unclear about.

After all, he himself was appointed by Academician Ma to take charge of the Physics Department at Jiang University.

Bai Lian followed the couch and sat down, her posture upright, and she looked at the sealed document in her hand, "Okay."

"Oh, by the way," Dean Huang remembered another matter, "The re-examination is coming up soon, tell Xiao Xu to step it up."

End of March.

The weather in Jiangjing was gradually warming up, and the re-examinations for Xu Wenyao and Jian Zhe were about to start.

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Bai Lian returned to her dormitory and opened the sealed document bag.

Inside was a new flash drive and a red-topped confidentiality agreement—

[QE925 Project]

It was the quantum mechanics direction Academician Ma was currently researching.

After reading it, she did not sign immediately, but instead placed the confidentiality agreement face-down on the sky-blue table, leaned back in her chair, and thought quietly.

Kong Wei and Yu Simin entered after finishing class and saw Bai Lian sitting at her desk.

"My sister! You’re finally back," Kong Wei threw her books onto the table, walked over to Bai Lian’s desk to talk to her, "The senior asked me to find out if you want to team up for the campus science and technology innovation contest. It’s a prestigious award and would be beneficial for you when applying for the special scholarship."

It was a significant award among college students.

Bai Lian came back to her senses, her hand resting on the agreement, and shook her head, "I can’t, I have other matters."

Academician Ma had given her a flash drive last year, and she still hadn’t fully grasped everything on it. This new flash drive was likely the QE project; she needed more time to delve into it.

"Ah... Okay then." Kong Wei looked at Bai Lian with a touch of disappointment and went back to her own seat.

Since the start of the semester, Bai Lian, Ning Xiao, and Tang Ming had been abroad for a month and had been elusive since their return to school.

In contrast to Bai Lian, Song Min and Bai Shaoqi from the Finance Department had started the semester by winning the entrepreneurship first prize and were later taken by the department to Jiangjing Commerce Bank to participate in "Top Ten Singers," "Technological Innovation"...

They had made many connections with upperclassmen and were quite influential on campus.

Both new students, Bai Lian was prominent with Ning Xiao and others in the Tongfeng class last semester, but this term there was hardly any news about her, and the occasional news was academic in nature, incomprehensible to most in their fields.

"Oh, by the way, my myopia has really improved, I’ll treat you all to dinner tonight!" Kong Wei announced this delightful news to the roommates.

Bai Lian took a fountain pen out of the bamboo pen holder and uncapped it with one hand.

She flipped the document over again and signed her name on the last page, no longer in neat block letters, but with a sharp, swift flourish.

After signing, she tilted her head slightly and smiled at Kong Wei, her gentle and reserved voice slowly becoming apparent, "Then congratulations to you."

"You’re better?" Yu Simin stepped up on the chair to join Kong Wei, observing her eyes, "Don’t tell me, since the start of term, you really haven’t been wearing glasses much, how’s the queue at Xuan Kang these days?"

"Acupuncture is hard to schedule," Kong Wei shook her head, "They limit the numbers daily."

This New Year, the results of the first batch of bloggers and short video bloggers who were tested came out.

Because they recorded and posted their daily activities, most became internet celebrities.

It flared up again during the New Year period.

According to incomplete statistics, out of the several billion people nationwide, about 30% are nearsighted.

Now that the effects of acupuncture are known to be so beneficial, far more people are lining up at Xuan Kang than last year, even though Xuan Kang is already teaching this acupuncture technique to Chinese medicine students, there are still too few trained in acupuncture, rendering their efforts only a drop in the bucket.

The two of them discussed the matter.

Bai Lian carefully dried the ink of her fountain pen and put away the confidentiality agreement, then turned her attention to Yu Simin, contemplating thoughtfully, unsure if Yu Simin would believe her.