The vice presidents of Tsinghua and Peking Universities actually made a public statement.
This was something Zhou Chen hadn't expected. As a vice president of a prestigious university in China, his words and actions wielded considerable influence.
At this moment, the vice principal bluntly stated that no matter how high his score was, he would not be admitted to Tsinghua or Peking University. It has to be said that this was like a shot in the arm for those who condemned him, making them even more excited and unscrupulous.
Because this is no less significant than the official assessment of his character, a final judgment made after his death.
“Brother Chen, I suspect he’s taking revenge on you for personal reasons. He’s retaliating against you for refusing him. How can someone who kicks you when you’re down be qualified to be the vice president of Tsinghua or Peking University?”
Li Kaile said indignantly.
Zhou Chen narrowed his eyes, agreeing with Li Kaile's guess. The vice presidents of Tsinghua and Peking Universities were fueling the fire, which would push him back into the spotlight, subject him to more condemnation, and put him in a very difficult position.
Because his refusal offended him, he took matters into his own hands.
Zhou Chen could only say that this vice principal had a very narrow mindset, doing something that lowered his own status.
Since that's the case, then don't blame him for adding another person to the indictment list.
Anyone who tries to ruin his reputation will be met with the same retaliatory treatment, and we'll see who has the last laugh.
In the class group,
The public statement by the vice presidents of Tsinghua and Peking Universities has caused many people to worry about Zhou Chen, as it could set an example and lead other universities to follow suit.
Class teacher Wu Yingjie called immediately, offered a solution, and suggested finding the Zhou family members to persuade them and clarify the situation.
Wu Yingjie really didn't want to see Zhou Chen's bright future ruined. He knew Zhou Chen was wronged, but others didn't believe him.
He disliked using money to settle disputes, but in Zhou Chen's case, he felt that it might be the best solution at the moment.
Zhou Chen could sense Wu Yingjie's concern for him, and he didn't hide anything, telling Wu Yingjie that he had already found a lawyer and was preparing to file a lawsuit.
Upon hearing that Zhou Chen had resorted to legal means and possessed strong evidence, Wu Yingjie was taken aback. At the same time, he admired Zhou Chen's resourcefulness and exclaimed, "Creating an opportunity, secretly collecting evidence, letting public opinion ferment, and then taking up legal weapons to instantly reverse public opinion and not give them the chance to continue to distort the truth, that's very good, you did the right thing."
Wu Yingjie didn't realize that Zhou Chen had played a long game until he heard Zhou Chen's explanation.
The thought that even the vice presidents of Tsinghua and Peking Universities had become fish in Zhou Chen's net filled him with even more emotion, and he was increasingly worried that this vice president was about to be ruined.
But you can't blame anyone else; he's the one who took the initiative to jump out and stir things up.
Because of the statement made by the vice presidents of Tsinghua and Peking Universities, which was reported and reprinted by many media outlets, its impact has already begun. Some third-rate universities have publicly stated that they will never accept a student like Zhou Chen.
Despite a large number of people condemning Zhou Chen online, there is still a group of people who support her, believing that one should not listen to only one side of the story. Regarding the public remarks of the vice presidents of Tsinghua and Peking Universities, they commented that it was retaliation against Zhou Chen for refusing to go to Tsinghua and Peking Universities.
Although this statement hit the nail on the head, the vice presidents of Tsinghua and Peking Universities refused to admit it and instead wielded the moral high ground to condemn netizens who defended Zhou Chen.
In addition to his influence, many people launched a massive attack on those who defended Zhou Chen, believing that they were paid online trolls hired by Zhou Chen.
In fact, most of these people were Zhou Chen's classmates and alumni, and they couldn't stand those people wantonly smearing him.
Zhou Chen received many phone calls.
The principal was the first to call. After all, Zhou Chen was the student with the best grades at Fanjia County No. 1 High School. If he were rejected by a university because of the video of the Zhou family's denunciation, he would become the biggest joke in the world.
The principal would also be ridiculed and mocked.
In fact, similar voices have already emerged, leaving the principal with a bitter pill to swallow.
Zhou Chen repeated what he had said to Wu Yingjie, and the principal laughed heartily, saying that he had done a great job and that he would definitely send the entire Zhou family to jail, the longer the better. He also said that even if well-known public intellectuals and influential figures on the internet made public apologies online, they would not be forgiven and would all be sent to jail.
Good heavens, Zhou Chen didn't expect the principal to think the same way as him, that's ruthless!
Besides the principal, Lu Guoliang personally went to his home and, after learning about Zhou Chen's counterattack methods, was completely relieved.
Needless to say, people like Sun Wanying, Sun Liancheng, Xu Dalong, Lu Ye, and Liu Lei all called immediately. Of course, among those who cared about him, there were also those who gloated and couldn't stand to see him doing well.
He received many text messages from strangers mocking him, saying he was finished, no university would accept him, and telling him to go to the Zhou family to apologize and admit his mistakes.
Zhou Chen suspected that these text messages were sent by his family, who wanted to use the current public pressure to force him to compromise and hand over benefits.
To this, Zhou Chen only replied with two words: "Idiot!"
To Zhou Chen's surprise, his friends from the sports student competition, such as Ma Dong, Meng Xiaohai, and Xu Wei, also called him to comfort and support him, and to give him advice.
This touched Zhou Chen deeply.
Although his closest relatives betrayed him, he had a group of classmates, friends, and teachers who cared about him and all stood by him.
He is not alone; he is not fighting alone.
Unlike his previous life, where he had very few people to confide in, in this life, many people care about him and are concerned about him.
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"Haha, he's finished!"
"His dream of going to college is about to be completely shattered."
"More and more universities are publicly stating that even if you are the top scorer in the province, no school is willing to recruit you. Even if you score 10,000 points, it's useless."
At this moment, the happiest person is none other than Zhao Kun.
Public opinion has taken hold and is developing in the direction we expected. Even the vice presidents of Tsinghua and Peking Universities have spoken out, saying that Zhou Chen's good days are over.
"Brother Kun, he hasn't contacted us yet. Is it still possible for us to get anything from him?"
Zhou Ling was eyeing Zhou Chen's money, but Zhou Chen hadn't called her yet.
Mentioning this, Zhao Kun snorted, "It seems that this miser won't shed tears until he sees the coffin, and he's unwilling to part with his money. But it doesn't matter. Even if we can't get any benefits from him, it doesn't matter. As long as we can ruin his future and make his business go bankrupt, that will be the best news for us."
That's the logic, but Zhou Ling was still somewhat unwilling. After all, Zhou Chen had a lot of money, and not being able to get a penny out of him felt like she could only look at the money that clearly belonged to her but couldn't spend.
Zhou Ling made a decision in her heart.
Perhaps, she can give it a try.
After success, we can give Zhao Kun a big surprise and make him happy.
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