"There is another major, which is integrated arts."

Lin Yiran looked up, a question mark appearing above her head: What kind of major is this?

"The so-called comprehensive arts major covers a wide range of disciplines, including cooking, vocal music, performance, ancient artifact restoration, design, and ecological environmental protection," Murong Zaiye explained in detail.

"You don't need a mental strength assessment to apply for this major. People with low mental strength levels will choose this major. After you are admitted to this major, you can freely choose the courses you need to take. If you have time, it doesn't matter if you take more courses."

"But the reason I'm having you choose this major is because it's not as restrictive as the ancient martial arts major. Ancient martial arts emphasizes inheritance, and it's all taught by a master in person. It's highly likely that it will develop in this direction in the future. But the art class doesn't have that problem. The art class can take some courses on mecha soldiers and mecha pilots. Even when the Federation Army recruits logistics soldiers in the future, people with comprehensive art majors can also apply to participate. After passing the selection competition, they can join the Federation Army."

"The prerequisite is to be a logistics soldier, so you need to be a good cook, have the stamina, and learn some mech soldier fighting techniques. You have no problem with any of these, and choosing this line of work doesn't require much effort, what do you think?"

Murong Zaiye looked at Lin Yiran.

Lin Yiran thought about it for a moment and felt that what Murong Zaiye said made a lot of sense.

Jin Shuo: "Why not choose pharmacy? Medics are more popular than logistics soldiers."

Murong Zaiye: "On the battlefield, there is no distinction between who is popular or not. Everyone is part of a whole and no one can be missing. Some teams will even specifically ambush the logistics soldiers to cut off their food supplies in order to make the team lose its composure or withdraw from the competition due to lack of supplies."

"Such things happen all the time." There is no difference between the two. Murong Zaiye had participated in competitions before, while Jin Shuo had not yet attended military school, so it is normal that he does not understand.

Now it depends on Lin Yiran's plans.

Seeing that Lin was still somewhat hesitant, Murong Zaiye simply asked again, "Are you planning to open a shop on the Imperial Capital Star?"

Lin Yiran didn't know why he asked that, so she nodded and said, "I'm planning to open a shop, just like 'Shi Baiwei,' a chain store."

Murong Zaiye chuckled after hearing this: "I guessed so, so you absolutely must enroll in this comprehensive arts class."

Lin Yiran frowned: "What do you mean by that?"

Murong Zaiye: "The capital star is not like the Ninth Star System. People here are very particular about what they eat. They don't pursue the so-called taste, but rather the purity of the ingredients, and... the brand."

"They prefer to eat food from reputable brands, like 'Zhenyaoge,' 'Huaweishi Pastries,' and 'Shiyouyou Delicious Cakes,' which are well-known interstellar brands. They'll only buy from them. Small restaurants like these won't last long. However, your 'Shibaiwei' is quite popular in the Ninth Star System, so you could replicate it here. But without initial promotion, the profits might not be very good, and you might not even be able to cover the rent. You need to be prepared for that. Also, in the Imperial Capital Star, you can't open a restaurant without a chef's license."

Lin Yiran was a little confused and said, "I know that, so I was thinking of hiring other chefs, the kind with licenses."

Murong Zaiye: "But you developed this dish. Wouldn't you feel like you're losing out if someone else learns it? So I suggest you get a chef's certificate yourself. It doesn't matter who cooks it in the future, but you can apply for a patent for this dish, which can only be used by the people in your own restaurant."

After thinking for a moment, Lin Yiran said, "If they can really replicate this dish, I...wouldn't mind."

Lin Yiran had a different idea from them. She really had no intention of keeping the recipe for herself. Besides, she had copied it from somewhere else, and it wouldn't be honorable to reveal it. It would be better to promote the food and become a disseminator of Chinese cuisine. Wouldn't that be more interesting?

Although he didn't know what Lin Yiran was thinking, Murong Zaiye still respected Lin Yiran's decision. However, things were not as simple as she thought, so he said, "Just because you don't mind doesn't mean others don't mind."

"If someone learns your technique, applies for a patent, and then claims that they developed the dish, what should you do then? After they successfully apply for a patent, they have the right to make you stop using the dish."

Lin Yiran hadn't thought of this at first, but now that he reminded her, she understood.

She said, "Why does this tactic seem so familiar? Didn't South Korea use this method to copy everything from their own country before the apocalypse?"

They even shamelessly claimed it was their stuff.

Thinking of this, Lin Yiran immediately made up her mind: "Then I'll choose the comprehensive arts major, and learn cooking later to get a chef's certificate. As for the pharmacy major, I'm really not good at it. That major requires memorizing a lot of knowledge points, and if I start learning it now at my current speed, it will probably be quite difficult. I don't think I can handle it."

In reality, Lin Yiran just chickened out because she felt there was too much to memorize.

The pharmacological knowledge, compatibility and contraindications that pharmacy majors have to memorize, as well as the efficacy and contraindications of various plants, are as difficult to learn as traditional Chinese medicine before the apocalypse.

Why did Lin Yiran deliberately make things difficult for herself?

Murong Zaiye: "Okay, then I'll teach you how to apply for admission." He then opened Lin Yiran's Star Brain, found the backend of the Federal First Military Academy, selected the "Apply for Admission" button, clicked "Confirm," and after confirming Lin Yiran's identity information, the intelligent review was quickly approved.

However, there is still a manual review process, which takes longer. They could only wait as the flying car continued its journey.

As for Lin Yiran's identity information.

Before we went to the capital star last time, Zhou Ye, who is now Murong Zaiye, tampered with her identity information and completely erased the information about her time in the orphanage.

Later, they gave Lin Yiran a new identity.

Lin Yiran, an orphan who lost both her parents and lives in the slums of the Ninth Star System.

She was very satisfied with this identity.

As for the actual name used, it can be changed freely. Interstellar travel doesn't restrict this; as long as the genetic code is correct, it's fine. And others can't see the genetic code unless special methods are used, such as school screenings or other official procedures.

So Lin Yiran changed her name to Lin Mo, because the name used in the application for admission is the one that is used. So Lin Yiran used the name Lin Mo and ordered Jin Shuo and Murong Zaiye not to let it slip.

They all agreed.

While waiting for the review process, Lin Yiran and her group arrived at the house that Murong Zaiye had mentioned.