Chapter 518: Chapter 517 Training?
Orlando Nielsen couldn’t help but sit up straight and carefully read the content he had just glanced at once again.
Finally, he confird that he had not seen wrongly!
The content of this post was not only novel in perspective, but each idea presented was logical and entirely feasible.
More importantly, this was the first ti he had encountered such a viewpoint!
Who could have co up with such a viewpoint that even he had never seen before, yet was completely reasonable?
Orlando Nielsen couldn’t help but sit up straight again, developing a huge interest in the person who had posted the article.
Not having used the private chat feature for several years, he couldn’t wait to open the private chat channel in the backend and sent a greeting emoji to the owner of the post.
In the research institute.
After Chi Gui had posted, she was about to close the forum but suddenly noticed the chat icon flashing in the bottom right corner.
She was sowhat surprised.
She was aware of how difficult the viewpoints and ideas written in her post were to understand; even if soone was interested, they shouldn’t have understood it so quickly.
Had her post caught the attention of so big shot?
Chi Gui thought about it and decided to open the chat window and responded with a greeting emoji.
The other person’s na was the forum-generated gibberish, but their account level was already impressively high at over ten levels, clearly having never changed their na since registration.
Chi Gui felt no surprise at this.
After all, she hadn’t changed hers either.
Upon receiving Chi Gui’s response, Orlando Nielsen instantly replied, “Did you complete the viewpoints and ideas in that post independently? You wrote it very well!”
Now, Chi Gui could confirm that the other person indeed understood what she had written, “Thank you.”
Then, the two of them discussed the viewpoints and ideas in Chi Gui’s post for a long ti.
After a detailed explanation by Chi Gui, Orlando even more admired her and even proactively asked if she had joined the dical Alliance.
Chi Gui honestly answered, “I just joined, and I’m currently a D-level mber.”
Orlando wasn’t particularly surprised by this.
The International dical Alliance gathered dical elites from all around the globe, and there were not a few dical Scholars like Chi Gui who only had D-level since they had just passed the assessnts this year.
Orlando had only estimated Chi Gui’s capabilities through her post, unaware that this was rely the thinking and viewpoints set for initial-stage experints that Chi Gui had devised a few months ago.
He sincerely replied, “No need to rush, with your capabilities, you can quickly advance to C-level. By the way, the dical Alliance’s training should have started already, haven’t it? Are you participating?”
Chi Gui glanced at her phone, and just monts ago, Peng Xiao had sent her the training qualification certificate from the International dical Alliance.
This training, organized by the International dical Alliance for its official mbers, was held three tis a year in three tiers, with mbers successfully passing the training able to smoothly advance.
For instance, if D-level mbers joined the third tier training and won unanimous approval from the training instructors, they could be promoted to C-level.
C-level mbers could participate in the second tier training, and with the approval of the training instructors, they could advance to B-level.
The training instructors were A-level mbers within the Alliance, and occasionally, an S-level dical Scholar above A-level would serve as an instructor, but this was very rare.
Usually, only when a prodigious dical Scholar shocked the Alliance would S-level dical Scholars spend ti training new mbers.
And as the levels of training increased, so did the difficulty.
Last year in the third tier training, over a hundred D-level mbers successfully advanced, but in the second tier, only a dozen people advanced, and from the first tier, only one person advanced from B-level to A-level!
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