Chapter 45 The Nanny's Niece's Counterattack
Because he was also a little unhappy, Chi Boyan stopped and turned around as he was leaving, saying, "Oh, right, Professor Dou, I forgot to tell you something. It was my suggestion that Lin Wei choose clinical medicine."
Satisfied, he left only after successfully seeing the stunned look on Dou Xiuyun's face.
When Dou Xiuyun came to her senses, she was furious. He wanted to choose clinical medicine himself, how could he have led others astray? She felt she had to take back what she had said earlier. This person hadn't changed at all; he was vengeful and a bad person at heart. Don't think she didn't know he said it on purpose; it really angered her.
Luckily, I didn't confiscate it, otherwise I would have been driven crazy by this student.
Lin Wei was unaware of this incident. Ever since the news of their gold medal win spread, the school had already hung up a large red cloth at the school gate, which was quite exaggerated and eye-catching.
"Congratulations to Lin Wei, Zhang Mo, Fang Yihuai, and Gao Fuya from Class 1, Grade 11, for winning a gold medal in the International Olympic Games..." The words on the sign could be seen from afar.
However, what Lin Wei was most looking forward to was the prize money that her homeroom teacher had mentioned. So while her homeroom teacher was praising them to the skies, she asked with a smile, "Teacher, now that the competition is over, when will the prize money we talked about last time be distributed?"
Everyone laughed at this. "Yeah, when will they be issued?"
The homeroom teacher, seeing that this group of people were obsessed with money, rolled her eyes and said, "Don't worry, you'll all get your share. I'll urge the school to give it to you." They had achieved such good results and deserved a proper reward.
So in less than three days, Lin Wei's account had an extra 20,000 yuan. When she saw it, she thought she had misread it, and counted it again to make sure it was correct. Immediately, she smiled broadly, "The school is really generous." She thought it would be at most a few thousand yuan.
She still has 28,000 yuan in hand, and she hasn't spent much on food and drinks; she spent it all on the competition.
Zhang Mo: "It's not over yet. According to previous years, the country should also give some bonuses." Although China usually loses in the sport, it's not like no one can win a gold medal. As for how much, Zhang Mo hasn't looked into it.
Because of this, Lin Wei couldn't help but feel hopeful again. The school already had these, so she wondered how much the government would give. However, even though she had thought about how much it would be, she was still stunned when the bonus actually came in.
Ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands—a full ten thousand! The feeling of being showered with money was amazing; it was the first time she had ever seen so much money.
Remembering that she had previously said she would treat Zhang Mo to milk tea, she generously ordered one for each of them this time, and also sent some money home and bought some gifts.
When Lin's parents, grandparents, uncle, and others received the gifts, they were overjoyed. Because they hadn't expected her to buy anything, they were even happier to receive the presents.
Of course, my first reaction after receiving the gift was to call her and ask why she suddenly bought them a gift, and whether she had any money left, fearing that she might starve herself.
Lin Wei: "Didn't I participate in a competition last time? I even represented the country in an international competition and won an award. The country and the school gave me a prize, so I still have money on hand. You don't need to worry."
Upon hearing this, everyone was astonished. "Going abroad? Competing? Winning an award?" The group felt like they were dreaming. How could he have gone abroad to participate in a competition? Is our youngest child really that amazing?
Grandpa Lin was so happy that his face turned red. "Good, good, good." Finally, the Lin family has produced someone successful.
Even Uncle Lin was surprised that his niece was so promising, actually able to represent the country in a competition. Because of this, he went online to search for her and actually found her photos.
On the international podium, she wore a gold medal around her neck and smiled brightly. And she had won not just one award, but three—three gold medals!
"Let those people see how smart our youngest son is. Are their sons as promising as our youngest son?" Lin's mother said excitedly, clearly still remembering the mocking looks they gave her when she was about to send Lin Wei away to study.
The money Lin Wei sent back was sent back again. "Keep this money yourself. We're not so old that we need a child to give us money." She doesn't usually call home to ask for money, and nobody knows if she actually has any. It's better for her to keep the money.
Because Uncle Lin gave her another 5,000 yuan as a bonus, his sons were a little jealous. "Dad, you treat your cousin better than your own sons."
Uncle Lin rolled his eyes at them, "If you were as capable as her, I would be willing to give you the money too, but you are all useless."
“Other people can get tens of thousands of yuan in prize money for studying, but what about you? I spend money to send you to school and you still can’t study well. Why did I give birth to such stupid sons? Your second uncle is so lucky.”
Not only were they broke, but they were also scolded. The brothers shrank back, wondering if they were to blame. It was simply because of their bad genes.
After hanging up the phone, Lin Wei was still in a good mood. She couldn't help feeling embarrassed by their praise. However, she quickly realized she'd forgotten to tell them she was going to be recommended for university admission and wanted to apply for clinical medicine.
Lin Wei thought for a moment, "Forget it, this matter has already shocked them enough. Let them digest it for a while before we talk about it again."
She had just submitted her application for admission to the school. Even if they had objections to the major she applied for, they wouldn't change it. Of course, Lin Wei didn't think they would have any objections either.
When Zhang Mo learned that she had applied to the Department of Clinical Medicine at University A, he was surprised. "I thought you would apply for Biology." It was obvious to anyone that she spent more time on Biology.
Lin Wei: "I used to think that way too, but I changed my mind later."
At this moment, Fang Yihuai walked over and said, "I told you she had a steady hand, I didn't expect she would actually do related work." Whether you study clinical medicine or biology, whether you're doing experiments or performing surgery, don't you need a steady hand?
This brings us to the schools that several people are applying to. Zhang Mo is applying to the Physics Department of Ocean University of China, so he will be studying in Yunnan Province. Fang Yihuai, on the other hand, is studying at University A, just like Lin Wei, but he is majoring in mathematics.
Gao Fuya still enrolled in her favorite major, English, intending to become a translator. And the strongest English major in China, as well as the best platform for international exchange, is none other than Sichuan University. Anyway, everyone will go their separate ways after university.
However, it's still early; there's still more than a semester before she starts university next year. In the meantime, Lin Wei is thinking about what she should do.
School classes no longer held much meaning for her. Studying biology? Even with her expanded mental capacity, the thought of the hardships she faced while studying biology still gave her a headache.
hiss.
There are still eight chapters left, and this is only for "Grade 11 Biology." There's also "Grade 12 Biology." At this moment, she felt like the sky had fallen. Especially when she thought about the tooth regeneration technology she wanted to achieve, the realization of any technology requires at least the technology itself, and besides the technology, there also needs to be funding and personnel, but she had nothing.
The road ahead is long and arduous.
Because she hadn't been on the learning and communication website for a long time, she finally had some time to spend on it this time. She had been so busy with work and life recently that she hadn't had time to look at these messages. It was only after going through all the posts she had replied to that Lin Wei realized how many people were thanking her.
They even called her "Big Boss," calling her "God F," which made her a little embarrassed, but her smile was wider than anyone else's.
Because she was in a good mood, she picked out some more difficult questions to work on, including biology, math, and Chinese. She also did some questions on other subjects, but not as many, since she had never done a "death-defying" amount of practice questions before.
At that moment, Dou Xiuyun's graduate student also saw her post and quickly left a message below her the instant she posted the answer, "Hey, I have a question for you, could you help me answer it?"
Okay, he did it on purpose, wanting to expose the true face of this "F God." What kind of big shot is he? He's just a fraudster seeking validation online, and he probably has several accomplices underneath.
Lin Wei was unaware that the person on the other end was deliberately making things difficult for her. Upon seeing the message, she replied, "Go ahead and send it, I might not be able to." She maintained her humility even at this moment.
She certainly doesn't think that just because she's learned a little bit of knowledge, she's invincible.
Wang Jiaqing sneered when he saw it, "Pretty pretentious. Knowing that things might get out of hand later, you said you might not know. I want to see if you really know or if you're just pretending not to." The next second, he posted the most difficult question he had ever encountered in his graduate studies.
Wang Jiaqing was so angry not because of the time Professor Dou asked them to find her, but because he had recently hit a roadblock in his thesis and might have to rewrite it. That's why he was so irritable.
Lin Wei was just unlucky to be seen by him, so she became the unfortunate victim of his venting. But who's really unlucky is still uncertain.
When the question was posted, Lin Wei glanced at it and couldn't help but raise an eyebrow. To be honest, if it were half a month ago, or more accurately, before the competition ended, she would definitely have been stumped by this question, but not now.
So she quickly started typing, and because she found typing too troublesome, she directly started voice-to-text conversion.
As we talked, we couldn't help but talk more, and inevitably we touched on the content related to Wang Jiaqing's thesis. This was just a coincidence, as there are certain connections between different organisms.
If Professor Dou had previously held reservations about whether he should rewrite the book, her words directly told him, "You must rewrite it." This was a major blow to Wang Jiaqing.
My mind was so shaken that I couldn't remember anything except what she had just said.
"The importance of gene editing to medical treatment is self-evident, but it takes too long to prove and solve in a short time, unless some peripheral evidence is used."
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"That seems to make sense?" But what is the "leftovers argument"?
Just as he was about to ask something else, seeing that all the questions had been answered, Lin Wei simply left the thread and started browsing the next one.
At this point, Wang Jiaqing continued to press her previous answer, asking, "Isn't there any other way to prove this? Is this argument necessarily wrong?"
"F God, are you there? Answer me!" His tone became anxious; anyone who knew they really had to rewrite their thesis wouldn't be relaxed. He realized she seemed to actually have some talent, but when he tried to ask her something else, Lin Wei had already vanished.
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