The thought of being kicked out of the research group, which would make Old Man Xu value Gu Zhiyun even more and for Gu Zhiyun to take away all the glory that originally belonged to him, made Liang Junsheng feel like he was being pricked by needles.
He knew he would never have the chance to return to the research group, and with the thought of taking someone down with him before he died, he clenched his fists.
"I'll go back and write a report right away!"
Seeing how easily Liang Junsheng's emotions were stirred up, Linda secretly felt smug about her "cleverness".
"Liang, feel free to report this. I'll report this to Professor Lyon. The country won't let you down, and the United States welcomes you. You'll achieve even greater success in the aerospace field in a better place!"
Although Linda looked down on Liang Junsheng's stupidity, she knew very well that his talent was buried, which was a real pity.
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Professor Lyon has always valued talent more than character, so if his talent can be put to use in the United States, it would be a great achievement for her.
People who are both talented and simple-minded are the easiest to manipulate and control.
That very night, Liang Junsheng wrote a lengthy whistleblower letter of over 10,000 words. Filled with intense emotion, he disregarded the facts, distorted the truth, and focused on the relationship between Gu Zhiyun and Old Man Xu, portraying Gu Zhiyun as utterly worthless.
The next day, the anonymous whistleblower letter was sent to the National Aviation Administration.
Zhou Lianjie was shocked when he received the whistleblower letter.
He read the letter of complaint carefully three times.
The letter stated that Gu Zhiyun was Old Xu's grandson-in-law, and that he entered the graduate research group as an undergraduate student because of his nepotism.
Old Xu took special care of his grandson-in-law, not only providing him with the best research resources, but also teaching him how to write papers step by step.
Gu Zhiyun himself was far less outstanding than people thought. Without Old Man Xu's strong support, his academic level would not have reached the point where he could publish papers in international academic journals.
As the Chief Executive, Zhou Lianjie had long heard of Gu Zhiyun, a rising star in the aerospace industry. Although he was very jealous that Gu Zhiyun was more outstanding than Zhou Zhengqing, he had met Gu Zhiyun several times and did not doubt his talent and ability.
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However, this whistleblower letter was written with great seriousness, and the evidence it listed was impossible to ignore.
Zhou Lianjie began to make plans in his mind.
If this matter were handled by someone else, he would investigate it without hesitation, but since it involves Old Man Xu, he has to act cautiously.
Old Xu is a leading figure in aerospace research, and his reputation has always been excellent. If he were to investigate in a high-profile manner, it would definitely damage Old Xu's reputation.
Currently, his son is dating Old Man Xu's eldest granddaughter, and things are going well. He very much hopes that his son can become the Xu family's son-in-law.
As for Gu Zhiyun, he didn't care much. With such a shining example as Gu Zhiyun, even if Zhou Zhengqing successfully became Xu's son-in-law, it would be difficult for him to join Old Man Xu's research team in the future.
If Gu Zhiyun's reputation is ruined because of this whistleblower letter and he can no longer join the research group, wouldn't his son's chances be much greater?
After carefully considering the pros and cons for a long time, Zhou Lianjie finally decided not to investigate himself, but to send a capable subordinate—Hao Ancheng, the director of the Security Affairs Committee—to investigate.
Today, as usual, Mr. Xu led his research group students to conduct experiments and analyze data.
The group members were quite surprised to find that Liang Junsheng, who was usually very active and outgoing, was absent.
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Old Xu said succinctly, "Liang Junsheng withdrew from the research group yesterday for personal reasons, and he will not participate in any future experiments."
Everyone understands this principle: the less you talk, the bigger the problem seems.
However, seeing that Old Xu didn't seem too happy, no one dared to ask any more questions and instead focused on the experiment.
Just then, Hao Ancheng led four or five people into the laboratory, their expressions all very serious.
Hao Ancheng bowed to Old Man Xu and said with great respect, "Professor Xu, we have received an anonymous tip-off letter and need your student Gu Zhiyun to cooperate with the investigation."
Old Xu immediately sensed that something terrible was about to happen.
"Who is Gu Zhiyun?" Hao Ancheng called out to the students who were conducting the experiment.
Gu Zhiyun's eyelids twitched a few times. He put down the satellite model in his hand and walked up to Hao Ancheng.
"I am Gu Zhiyun."
Hao Ancheng held up an investigation report to him, which had the official seal of the Aviation Administration.
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"Gu Zhiyun, we have received an anonymous tip. From now on, you will need to cooperate with the investigation around the clock. During the investigation, you must be available at any time and you can no longer participate in Professor Xu's research group. After the investigation results are released, your superiors will decide whether you stay or leave."
Gu Zhiyun looked at the investigation report, and his heart sank.
The members of the research team were all surprised and astonished by this inexplicable investigation.
Old Xu said irritably, "What's there to investigate?"
Hao Ancheng said in a businesslike tone, "Professor Xu, this is the order from above. Please be prepared to cooperate with the investigation at any time."
He turned to Gu Zhiyun and said, "Comrade Gu, we are going to question you now. Please come with us."
Gu Zhiyun gripped the satellite model in his hand tightly, then put it down again.
As he walked out of the laboratory with the investigation team, the atmosphere inside became heavy and oppressive.
Gu Zhiyun was led to a conference room, where five or six people sat opposite him, holding notebooks and looking at him expressionlessly.
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