The True Heiress Is The Real Bigshot
Chapter 508 - 508 462 She is the first researcher of Herwen

Chapter 508: 462 She is the first researcher of Herwen Laboratory [2 updates] Chapter 508: 462 She is the first researcher of Herwen Laboratory [2 updates] “Received… received?” Ji Yihang was first stunned and then his tone became serious, “Zijin, you might not know, but taking exams and actually doing experiments are not the same.”

Theoretical knowledge and scientific research really are two different things.

The ISC International Finals, in the eyes of the Ji family, only the team competition’s questions were doable.

The individual competition was about speed, and the problems were very simple.

Ji Yihang was well aware that many university students had certain difficulties with experiments, even those who scored high marks on the college entrance exam.

Not to mention, the experiments of the Ji family were much more difficult than those in university physics and chemistry labs.

They were simply not on the same level.

“We don’t have these materials in the Ji family,” said Ji Yihang, pointing to a line in the document, “I don’t know about O Continent, but I guess we don’t have the connections to buy them in Hua Country, so it’s really impossible to do the experiment.”

Even the inner court of the Ji family couldn’t procure them, which showed how dangerous Ji Yiyuan’s intentions were.

“It is possible to take the job,” Fong Mian agreed, with a slight smile, “Yaoyao, Daddy will be your assistant.”

Ying Zijin raised her eyebrows slightly, “Dad, you should know I’m quite lazy, I’ll be your assistant.”

Three hundred years have passed, and Earth’s technology has advanced at a rapid pace, changing day by day.

Truly, she didn’t have the capability to carry out this biochemistry experiment like Fong Mian did.

Fong Mian sighed and joked, “And here I thought I could retire.”

Ying Zijin picked up her phone and nodded slightly, “I’ll step outside for a moment.”

“Zijin, hey!” Ji Yihang didn’t catch her in time. Turning his head, he said, “Fong Mian, how could you not stop her? She doesn’t understand the difficulty of this experiment, but don’t you know? We can’t buy the materials.”

They say there are no borders in scientific research, but there is competition in every domain.

O Continent needs to cooperate with the Ji family but also guards against them.

Madam Ji shook her head and sighed, then went to the kitchen to prepare lunch.

“Second brother.” Fong Mian coughed twice, “Yaoyao is the chief researcher of the Herwen Lab, and she’s very capable in practical work.”

“She’s the chief researcher of which lab? Imperial Capital University? But that’s… wait a second!” Ji Yihang suddenly came to his senses, somewhat shocked, “Herwen? As in the Herwen I’m thinking of?”

Fong Mian smiled, “How many Herwens are there internationally?”

Herwen, that was a truly top figure in the field of scientific research.

Apart from Manuel, only two others could stand shoulder to shoulder with him.

The best professor at the Ji family’s side was still a bit inferior to Herwen.

Especially since recently, the Lorentz Family and Venus Group had jointly invested 300 billion in Herwen’s lab, which had made headlines around the world.

The Ji family always paid close attention to scientific news.

Ji Yihang felt as if he’d been struck by lightning, momentarily unable to accept it, mumbling, “Give me a moment, let me take a moment, my goodness…”

Herwen!

In Hua Country there were no means, but for Herwen it was different.

Although biochemistry wasn’t Herwen’s research field, he had wide connections.

After the Cosmic Carrier project was announced, some people from the Ji side wanted to join, but they were rejected.

But Ying Zijin was already the chief researcher of Herwen’s lab.

Who could compare with that?

“Second brother, don’t tell anyone,” Fong Mian paused, “It’s not safe.”

Ji Yihang nodded vigorously, “I understand the gravity of the situation, don’t worry, I won’t even tell your sister-in-law.”

Fong Mian continued to look through the experiment documents and picked up a pen to start annotating.

Although he had been living in Qingshui County incognito, he hadn’t forgotten to keep an eye on the research field.

Only his hands were a bit rusty.

Ji Yihang, still dazed, didn’t even know how he had made it to the kitchen.

He saw Madam Ji taking out several pieces of meat from the fridge and felt hungry, “Madam, I want to eat fried chicken legs.”

“We don’t have any,” Madam Ji chopped the meat on the cutting board with a “thunk” of her kitchen knife, without raising her head, “This is Yaoyao’s roast lamb chops, there’s Xiao Li’s Coca-Cola chicken wings, and Fong Mian’s braised pork with potatoes, none of it’s for you, so don’t even think about it.”

“…”

**

Outside.

Ying Zijin was making a call to Herwen.

“Professor, I need some materials.” She listed a few names, “Can you help me purchase them?”

After listening, Herwen said, “Biochemistry materials? I’ll ask around; you just wait.”

Ying Zijin leaned against the wall, her posture relaxed.

Five minutes later, Herwen had a response, “They can be bought. How much do you need? I’ll have my assistant purchase them and send them over to you.”

Ying Zijin stated the amounts, “Just these, and deduct the money from my experiment funds.”

“No need, they’re not that expensive,” Herwen said as he noted it down, “But it’s true that they are hard to buy on your side, an old acquaintance told me these materials aren’t for sale to the public, he’s giving me a favor by selling them, so it didn’t cost much.”

Ying Zijin nodded.

If it weren’t for Herwen asking in person, it would have been impossible to buy it.

“No, Ying, you’re doing biochemistry experiments?” Herwen finally realized something was off. “Didn’t we agree that you’d come to me after graduation? I thought you were busy.”

“…”

Ying Zijin pressed her forehead. “Professor, I can explain this.”

“The Ji Family.” After listening, Herwen thought for a moment. “I know this family; there are indeed many scientific geniuses there, but the system is too cruel.”

For Herwen, who only focused on scientific research, the prestige of the Ji Family indeed eclipsed both the Mu Family and the Nie Family.

There was also an assistant’s voice nearby.

It was soft, but Ying Zijin’s hearing was excellent, and she heard clearly.

“Professor, is it that Ji Family? Didn’t someone from them join the Manuel Laboratory last year?”

Ying Zijin’s eyes narrowed slightly: “Manuel?”

She later learned from the assistant that the reason the Pazzi Family withdrew their investment was that they reached a cooperation with the Taylor Family to jointly invest in Manuel’s experimental project.

Everyone in the circle knew that although Manuel and Herwen researched two completely different domains, their relationship was hostile.

The Manuel Laboratory had originally received the support of two among The Four Great Financial Groups of O Continent, intending to surpass Herwen.

But unexpectedly, the Lorentz Family came forth, bringing the Venus Group with them.

Of course, Herwen, the ever-cheerful, didn’t bother to pay special attention to Manuel.

In his opinion, only experiments were important; nothing else compared.

“Let them be.” Indeed, Herwen just waved his hand and then said to Ying Zijin, “Ying, give me the address.”

After Ying Zijin ended the call, she received a message on WeChat.

[Little friend, someone is thinking of you.]

**

Twenty minutes later.

Ying Zijin got out of the taxi.

She raised her cap brim and looked ahead.

The man stood under a streetlight, tall and slender.

The sunshine tinted his brows and eyes with a light golden hue, his beauty akin to a deity’s.

Ying Zijin walked over.

Fu Yunshen turned, raising his arm, and embraced the girl: “Four days without seeing each other, are we talking about a long-distance relationship?”

Only when holding her could he feel that he was still alive.

“Today turned out to be a bit of downtime.” Ying Zijin’s head rested on his shoulder. “I’ll become busy again after a while.”

Fu Yunshen’s eyelashes fluttered, his voice low, “Yaoyao, look at my eyes.”

Ying Zijin lifted her head: “What is it?”

They were very close.

After looking for a while, she raised her hand, her fingers covering his eyes.

She could feel a ticklish sensation in the palm of her hand as his eyelashes brushed against it.

She really liked his eyes.

They held the luster of stars.

“Hmm? Didn’t see it?” Fu Yunshen bowed his head slightly, getting closer, “Then look again.”

His peach-blossom eyes concealed depth, the light amber pupils clearly holding a gentle luster.

Ying Zijin raised an eyebrow.

Indeed, she hadn’t seen anything, but she felt his charm intensifying.

Almost enough to drown someone in it.

Fu Yunshen freed one hand to rub her head: “My eyes are filled with the person I adore.”

“Hmm.” Ying Zijin buried her head again, languid as ever, still maintaining her usual even tone, “I’m also holding the person I adore.”

“You’re quick to learn.” Fu Yunshen chuckled softly, “You’ve charmed me.”

After a while, Ying Zijin straightened up: “Speaking of which, I still haven’t called Grandpa back.”

“Go ahead.” Fu Yunshen took out his phone, “I’ll book a lunch.”

“Grandpa.” Ying Zijin dialed the number, “I’m done with my tasks. What was it that you wanted to tell me that day?”

“It wasn’t anything important.” Master Zhong was taken aback, then quickly realized, shaking his head, “Didn’t Zhong Manhua find out about the illegitimate daughter affair? Then she fainted.”

“At the time I called you, her condition wasn’t good, she hadn’t woken up.”

Ying Zijin’s voice was detached, devoid of emotion: “Is she awake now?”

“She is awake, but—” Master Zhong couldn’t help sighing, “you see, she’s become like this now.”

He flipped the phone screen around, showing the hospital bed to Ying Zijin.