I may be a pseudo-scholar

Chapter 255 Relying on Hard Work, More Relying on Talent
Although you are not two dollars, but one hundred million, but the big cows will sell their academic ethics for one hundred million?
Ordinary shooters can't write, and big bulls won't be this shooter.

That's why these professors from Shuimu University were even more confused.

How did this undergraduate named Bai Xue write it?

So, this doubt was handed over to our serious-faced director of the Academic Affairs Office.

Anyway, after every top-level journal has been reviewed, it is necessary for the director of the Academic Affairs Office to contact the contributor. Therefore, the task of "inquiring" is handed over to the Director of the Academic Affairs Office.

The director of the Academic Affairs Office is also curious!

This Bai Xue looks handsome, unrestrained and suave. He doesn't wear glasses, and his hair is black and shiny. This person doesn't look like a student of Shuimu University, let alone an academic.

Looking around, where is the student of Shuimu University who doesn't have the aura of a top student?Where is it like this Bai Xue?At first glance, there is not much atmosphere of learning, but there is a feeling of a certain Korean oppa.

Ahem, of course, this is just the personal opinion of the Director of Academic Affairs.

The director of the Academic Affairs Office stared at Bai Xue's face with bright eyes, unabashedly, waiting for Bai Xue's answer.

What about Bai Xue?
Still bowing his head, not saying a word, not saying a word, not making a sound.

The main reason is: it's not that he doesn't want to answer, it's that he hasn't figured out what to answer!
Bai Xue couldn't say: "That's right, I didn't write this paper."

However, this paper was typed out on the computer word by word!A lesson from heaven and earth!
Bai Xue can't say that this is a product of the system drawings, I am just a porter of the system.

Will the dean of the Academic Affairs Office believe it?

Maybe he would believe it, but what he believed was that Bai Xue became insane after publishing his paper and needed to go to a psychiatric hospital for treatment.

"Director, there is something I don't know if I should say it or not." Bai Xue hesitated and said.

When Bai Xue said this, he was under considerable pressure from the dean. As soon as he finished speaking, the sweat that had shrunk in his skin protruded out one by one.

"You say." The dean said in a deep voice.

"Talent...do you believe it?" Bai Xue planned to make a joke first.

"I believe it." The dean said without hesitation.

???

Bai Xue was taken aback for a moment, there seemed to be something wrong with the plot?
I just said it casually, so you believe me?

"There are indeed many talented people in Shuimu University, and geniuses are everywhere. I believe you are the one who is the most academically gifted." The dean's face finally showed a hint of smile. Smile.

Bai Xue was a little flattered.

I'm just talking casually...that's not the truth!

"You remind me of the boy who published a paper on graphene in Nature."

Graphene?juvenile?

Bai Xue thought for a while, and found that there was such an impression in his mind.

"You mean... Cao Yuan?"

"Yes, he is the youngest Chinese scholar who published a paper as the first author naturally, and you are the youngest Chinese scholar who published a paper on Sainz."

"..." Bai Xue didn't understand. Does this have any association meaning?
"I met him six years ago when I was in the junior class of Huaxia Academy of Sciences. I was deeply impressed by a sentence he said."

"What?" Bai Xue was taken aback.

"Academics rely on hard work, but more on talent."

"..."

(End of this chapter)