Of course, this recommendation qualification is almost zero for ordinary people, but it is not completely non-existent.

Particularly outstanding civilian and citizen students may sometimes be lucky enough to receive this recommendation.

But compared with the total number of civilian and citizen students, this number is extremely small, which is an exaggeration.

Ninety percent of the recommended places are enjoyed by students from aristocratic families.

The remaining 0.90% is enjoyed by the children of government officials.

Another 0.1% are truly talented students among the general public.

And Xia Yuanfang is probably the only ordinary civilian who has been recommended to a top university in all these years.

As long as one is qualified when Tan Tai Sinian recommends him, it cannot be cancelled more than ten years later.

Unless the materials you recommended back then were fake.

The paper was definitely not fabricated and it remains a milestone in genetic science research in the Beichen Empire.

The only false part is probably the order of the signatures.

But this has nothing to do with recommendation qualifications.

Among those mandatory recommendation qualifications, publishing a signed article in a top scientific journal, even if you are the fifth author, counts.

What's more, if you look deeper, Xia Yuanfang should have been the first author of this paper, not the second author!

Everyone knew that Xia Yuanfang must have used this signature order in exchange for Tan Tai Sinian's recommendation for her to go to university!

But as long as she and Tan Tai Sinian do not admit it, this matter can only be everyone's speculation and cannot be used as real evidence in court.

Tan Tai Sinian was furious for a moment, but after he broke the news, he realized that he had stirred up a hornet's nest!

He was now challenging the entire upper echelons of the empire and the university recommendation system that had benefited from it!

So he quickly stopped the attack, secretly withdrew the report, and did not mention the issue of bribery.

Then he issued another ambiguous statement, saying that the misunderstanding between him and Xia Yuanfang had been resolved, and hoped that everyone would not continue to make unnecessary associations, as the matter had been resolved.

He said this, and he didn't care whether people believed it or not.

…

In a low-key yet luxurious villa, a person sat on a long sofa in front of the floor-to-ceiling window.

In front of me is a virtual display screen that is two meters long and one meter wide.

The man lazily browsed the Star Network and chuckled, "I was wondering how Xia Yuanfang could afford to go to college since the Xia family is so poor... Turns out he was recommended."

"I even got a first-class scholarship, which exempts me from all tuition fees. Tsk tsk..."

"No wonder I couldn't find Xia Yuanfang's elementary and middle school records. It turns out he went to a university that was designed for people with exceptional IQs."

"So she hasn't even attended elementary or middle school? And yet she can do such complex genetic research on her own?"

"Why am I so unconvinced?"

Behind this person stood a straight-limbed man in a suit, holding a briefcase. He said politely, "There's actually no material in the Beichen Empire for her to learn about genetic research."

"This research is completely blank in the Beichen Empire."

"So far, of the five genetic research papers published in the Beichen Empire, three are related to Xia Yuanfang."

"You can't deny it. There are still geniuses in this world."

The person on the sofa scoffed: "No matter how talented you are, you can't create something out of nothing."

"Keep investigating. I want to know Xia Yuanfang's detailed history from childhood to adulthood."

…

At the same time, Xia Chujian was also browsing the star network in the room of the asteroid manor in Area 120 west of Shaofu Star.

She has been quietly paying attention to her aunt's condition.

Half of the huge craze on Starnet was created by her with Qilu's help.

Especially in the later period, she was the one who led the university recommendation system that was clearly aimed at the entire empire, and the topic of the vampire nature of the royal family and the nobility.

She also expected to have her posts deleted and her comments banned.

Because she didn't want Star Network to hype up topics related to Xia Yuanfang anymore.

But she has little influence and doesn't want to pay money to ask those social media platforms to delete the relevant topics.

So I used a dirty trick.

Don’t you want to ignore it?

I'll lead the topic to a point where you can't ignore it!

If you want to continue running this social media in the Beichen Empire, you must know where the red line is that you cannot cross!

Sure enough, when those topics gradually crossed the line, the senior executives of social media rushed out to ban, delete posts and topics.

Xia Chujian felt relieved when he saw that all the topics related to Xia Yuanfang and Tan Tais Nian on the Star Network had been deleted, leaving even a trace of cache.

Then when she knew that Quan Yuxun took over the case, she knew that everything was safe and she didn't have to worry at all.

Sure enough, not long after, the Intellectual Property Court cancelled the case between Tan Tai Sinian and Xia Yuanfang. The case was completely reversed, and Tan Tai Sinian was expelled from the Imperial Royal Academy of Sciences!

It can be said that he has been disgraced!

These rounds of reversals were so amazing that even Xia Chujian, a knowledgeable online literature enthusiast, couldn't help but marvel at them.

However, just when she thought the dust had settled, a new round of reversals began.

This time, Tan Tai Sinian targeted Xia Yuanfang's academic qualifications.

This "accusation", whether true or false, did solve a doubt for Xia Chujian.

That is, how did her aunt get her bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees?!

She knew that her aunt had been taking care of her in Mulan City on Guiyuan Star and had never left the city...

When she grew up, she learned that her aunt was a researcher in drug development at Li Pharmaceuticals, and she also knew that the entry threshold for recruiting researchers at that institution was a PhD.

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