Ai Lixin’s imdiate change of face would put any stage performance to sha.
Zhao Yi was stunned.
He had never seen this side of Ai Lixin, which was a testant to how terrifying the woman, Han Hui, could be.
Luckily, Han Hui was quite gentle with him.
Han Hui shot Ai Lixin a fierce glare before turning to Zhao Yi with a smile, saying, "Zhao Yi, I think Old Ai’s suggestion is excellent. You should join our group. Our research isn’t central, but we will definitely have results, and we’ve already made so progress."
"Take this project, for instance."
Han Hui shook her head and said, "It’s so challenging to make real progress. What can we do when the pharmaceutical companies have exhausted all their possibilities? Our institute isn’t specialized in drug developnt – all we can do is so exploratory subsidiary research."
"So..."
Han Hui rattled on and on, making it challenging to interject.
Zhao Yi listened as his head throbbed.
He knew Han Hui ant well, that she was giving him a word of caution. Most people, including Dai Tianqing and Li Ming, shared this sentint. Dai Tianqing just wanted to take a chance and hope for unexpected findings. Li Ming had repeatedly stated, "It’s unlikely we’ll get results." Even Director Yan Xuelin lacked confidence, initially stating that even if no results were obtained, it wouldn’t matter, since it would provide experience to the institute.
Zhao Yi was confident – confident in his abilities and in his direction towards completing the research.
What if they succeeded?
There were sizeable stakes involved, and it could bring significant honor and recognition.
The research done by Han Hui and Ai Lixin’s group, as they had ntioned, only involved secondary cost-saving investigations that did not touch upon the central research content. But what use is it if it doesn’t involve the core?
Even if they achieved sothing, it would rely be noted down and likely overlooked.
Therefore, the significance was minimal.
After listening to Han Hui’s long-winded explanation, Zhao Yi anxiously waited for a gap to sneak away. He even began to regret this detour – he felt thoroughly tornted!
"Brother Ai, I feel for you!"
"An!"
Zhao Yi left the research institute with a sense of regret.
The lab work was relatively straightforward for him since he had no plans to participate directly in the experint design phase. His role was rely to analyze the experint process and results and help identify the correct path.
That was all he needed to do.
In reality, ’finding the correct path’ was the most important task. By ensuring the right direction in research, unnecessary work could be avoided, significantly boosting research efficiency. As long as they kept moving forward, there would definitely be progress.
Going forward, Zhao Yi made the occasional trip to the research institute to keep tabs on the progress of the drug developnt research.
The rest of his ti was quite relaxed.
With the public interest in particle boundary theory fading outside the math-physics circle, there were fewer disruptions, reporters stopped badgering him for interviews, and his life beca more tranquil.
Zhao Yi enjoyed a month of leisurely living. He went to classes like his counterparts, played sports in his spare ti, and even returned to his dorm to play collectible coin gas. On the weekends, he spent intimate monts with Lin Xiaoqing and managed to socialize when he found ti.
He was thoroughly enjoying life.
By December, Zhao Yi returned to researching particle mathematics. Every few days, he would discuss the intersection of multidinsional space boundaries with three-dinsional space with Edward via video call.
Here, mass was the key.
Perhaps inspired by Zhao Yi’s research, Edward’s work progressed rapidly. Every few days, he would excitedly share his progress or his new findings. Yet, there was still one unanswered question.
It concerned the manifestation of mass in multidinsional space.
The manifestation of mass in multidinsional space was directly tied to Zhao Yi’s research – whether mass was cast onto the boundary by multidinsional space or directly ’glued’ by three-dinsional space’s energy. The forr implies that multidinsional space was ’active,’ while the latter suggests that three-dinsional space took initiative.
The two debated this without reaching a resolution.
...
One day, an important figure, Du Defa, the Director of the Science and Technology Departnt, ca to the School of Sciences.
His decision to visit Yanhua University and specifically the School of Sciences was unexpected. The dean and professors of the School eagerly hosted him, quickly learning that Du Defa had co bearing ’great gifts.’
This made them all the more enthusiastic.
However, Director Du’s ’gift’ wasn’t, in fact, a gift. It was a token of recognition from higher-ups towards Zhao Yi’s Particle Boundary Theory. China had never before produced a top theoretic physicist who developed an entirely new theoretical system.
Zhao Yi’s publication of "Particle Boundary Theory" initially did not receive much attention.
Tis had changed.
The international math physics community was discussing the Particle Boundary Theory. Many research institutions and universities had expressed recognition of this theory. Many top mathematicians and physicists showed interest in researching ’Particle Boundary Theory.’
The Science and Technology Departnt also gave this matter significant attention.
The lack of top-notch theoretic physicists in China wasn’t due to negligence, but more of the unavoidable ’reality.’ The nation’s developntal stage dictated this.
Theoretical knowledge represents ’the hope for the future’, while technology ’creates the value of the present’.
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