The restaurant was actually a business owned by the Dick Family, and that takeout dish combo was one of the contact secret codes.
Luckily, Jiang Shu didn’t make it difficult for him in this matter, and he indeed established contact with his family through this thod.
However, from this point of view, Jiang Shu was not careful enough to have let himself find such an easy loophole in a place like this.
Or perhaps, his family had been careful enough that even Liu Tingruo hadn’t noticed that people from his family had already infiltrated this secret base.
That was the best outco.
Diller inwardly rejoiced.
Furthermore, Jiang Shu, Liu Tingruo, and that waiter, these three people must pay for what they had done!
One to die, one to be imprisoned, and one to be turned into a slave after a brain transformation.
He thought with so resentnt.
But this paper airplane...
He really couldn’t figure out why a paper airplane would appear in that place.
Was this so new high-tech gadget?
Diller frowned slightly.
Unlikely, as almost all high-tech products from the family had passed through his hands, and to a certain extent, he truly could be considered a polymath.
The Research Sequence of Lonely City wasn’t just about research; in so ways, they were more like a combination of scientists and engineers. Although they each had their own focus, they generally had a broad range of interests, whether in the domain of knowledge or hands-on practical skills.
To help him beco a T1 of the Research Sequence as soon as possible, to beco the "Moon" of the Research Sequence, his family had indeed invested imnsely in him. The allocation of so educational and research resources was a given, and the family had used every ans to acquire those research-related academic terms.
A large number of purple academic terms related to his field, along with mory transfer technology, were collected into his mind, which indeed greatly enhanced his learning efficiency. After synthesizing and understanding them, he indeed beca a T1 before the age of thirty, barely comparable to the genius Liu Tingruo as the "Moon."
He didn’t have much introspection about this because he was bound to beco a T1 eventually; it was just a matter of ti. As for those who were deprived of academic terms, they could spend their whole lives hovering at T2 or even T3. Such people were not entitled to give way to him, were they?
What’s more, those T2s and T3s were bred intentionally for that very purpose: to provide academic terms for the more exceptional individuals and save them ti.
Even if they were talented, they could not change their status as lowly citizens. After all, the breeders used all kinds of covert thods to provide these lowly citizens with ample educational and research resources, such as research subsidies and free tuition quotas.
Resources are always limited, and to obtain these resources, people naturally have to pay a price.
However, due to the influence of that madman from long ago, the market for mory USBs had significantly shrunk. It was not that the buyer’s market had shrunk, as there would always be buyers for such things; it was the seller’s market that had shrunk.
After all, the fig leaf of "closed managent-style schools," which were nothing but processing plants for standardized term cultivation, had been completely torn off. Now, except for so more powerful and secretly hidden individuals who still dared to pull off this sche, no one else dared to provide a protective umbrella for "closed managent-style schools."
Of course, with money, mory USB issues could still be resolved, as long as the Dick Family was here, the Fifth District could not turn the sky upside down!
"Fifth District could not turn the sky upside down!"
In the room next to this basent, as Jiang Shu looked at the results of Mind Reading on the tablet, he scratched his head with so puzzlent and asked Liu Tingruo next to him, "Why would this guy think of ’academic terms’ and ’educational resources’ and all that nonsense at a ti like this? What’s with ’Fifth District cannot turn the sky upside down’? Has his inner drama always been this intense?"
"Well... I really hadn’t noticed before, but even though he’s a T1, he’s nothing more than a lowly character," replied Liu Tingruo with an inexplicable expression on her face. She had never paid much attention to a guy like Diller.
Before, she couldn’t be bothered; now, there was no future to speak of.
Besides, she had always held contempt for the thod of acquiring academic terms through term trafficking. After all, conducting research should not be motivated by utilitarian desires. Once utilitarianism takes over, that person’s research is likely to cause harm to humanity.
The Research Sequence had always been sacred in her eyes; it was the sense of responsibility to bring welfare to humanity that made her willing to invest her youth in the sea of learning.
As for soone like Diller...
It was simply a disgrace to the face of the Research Sequence, revolting.
At this mont, Liu Tingruo made no attempt to conceal her disgust for him, both personally and academically.
Beta: With Dick here, Fifth District can’t turn the sky upside down! —— Zhibiao Diller Sun.
Ding: When I was a child, the horoom teacher always said, "You study for yourself, not for others." But now it seems, so people really do study for the sake of others, QAQ.
Gamma: Lonely City is better, I am a study slacker and I am proud.
Jiang Shu: " ..."
He kicked the chatting Tablet Spirits to one side—fortunately, the one live comnting wasn’t in control of his little armor, so Liu Tingruo didn’t notice the situation here.
"However, Sister Ruo," Jiang Shu suddenly thought of sothing but was careful to issue a disclair before getting angry, "if, and I an if, I don’t endorse this practice, but if soone were to extract the research mories from an old scientist at T1 when he is old and dying, and then transfer them into another’s brain, couldn’t this prolong the research project? Scientific progress would advance indefinitely because one of the biggest problems inhibiting scientific progress is ti and death, yet I seem to have not heard of such a thing..."
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