The Only Normal Human In The Universe Chapter 103

This record keeper did not fall from the chair accidentally, but rather fainted for some unknown reason and fell off the chair.

Liu Wei was relieved from his panic and fear after fainting.

But he was greeted with an even worse situation after this brief relief.

“After investigation, you were found to be the person who leaked the content of the paper. Due to the bad impact of this incident, the institute has decided to remove you from your position and at the same time file a complaint. ”

“After investigation, in addition to this incident, you have leaked confidential documents on the virtual network several times before, for which the Institute will also file a lawsuit.”

Liu Wei, who had just woken up to this terrible news, once again rolled his eyes and fainted.

In the time it took for him to pass out for the second time, the virtual web was abuzz with news about him.

#shock! A look at the true face of the seemingly unique and insightful blogger! # Shock!

In this post, a detective who appeared out of nowhere started with the recent controversy over the paper event. In simple terms, the poster revealed how Xiao Xiao Liu, a fairly well-known blogger, had been illegally exploiting the fruits of other people’s labor, stepping on their hard work and building up his popularity step by step.

Although the title of the post looked like a gimmick to attract attention, the main floor was full of concrete evidence.

The evidence was arranged in a timeline, corresponding to the posts Xiao Liu had made and the results of the reviews published by the institute at the corresponding time.

There were also papers that failed to pass the review but the authors had left relevant information on their personal space that also corresponded to Xiao Liu’s posts.

The combination of these almost identical timelines couldn’t be explained as a coincidence.

The evidence was so clear that anyone who saw it would have to believe that what the poster described was indeed true.

7L: Crap! I never thought Xiao Liu would be such a person. I was quite a fan of him!

10L: Me too! I was a fan of his because I thought his content was new, interesting, and sometimes philosophical. I now realize that it’s not his original content at all. It’s the fruit of other people’s labor!

15L: People like this are really annoying. They take away other people’s stuff and still gloat about it. Their faces are too ugly!

26L: So Xiao Liu is actually a staff member of the Institute of Body Potions? Because that’s the only way he could steal them in the first place.

33L: So the paper mentioned in the previous post was also submitted to the institute, right?

49L: So who is the big boss that could have written this paper, anyway? I haven’t even seen him up to now!

60L: I feel pity for the big boss. He came up with a new idea, but Xiao Liu ended up posting it first and criticizing it. I’m really drunk!

78L: Don’t worry upstairs. Even if Xiao Liu posted the content on the virtual web first, the big boss must have a delivery record in place. It’s still possible to prove that he came up with the idea.

99L: Where is the big boss? Come and see this stupid Xiao Liu being shredded.

……

In addition to this post, which was sent out by some unknown source, there were several related posts on the virtual web.

You can easily improve the data of body potions by reducing one step. Is this the carnival of pharmacists or the turbulence of the pharmaceutical industry?#

Discuss rationally. When everyone can make a high quality potion, how much will a high quality potion be worth? # 

The high quality potions will be worth a few coins. Mama will never have to worry about the animal traits I carry on my body again! #

Should humans redefine the animal traits they carry when they can go from suppressing to calming? #

Digging deeper into the changing history of the human-animal relationship.#

……

The virtual web was abuzz with discussion. An Yan, as one of the parties involved, was still unaware of all that was happening on the virtual internet until the president of the Institute of Body Potions personally called him.

An Yan was very happy with the call and he thought that the result of his thesis review had come out.

Only after listening to the other party’s apologetic description did An Yan realize that he had thought too much. He said, a little disappointedly, “So the review result of my thesis hasn’t come out yet, has it? When will it come out? ”

President: “……” student An Yan, why don’t you first carefully recall what I just said?

The problem is not that the results of the review are not yet available, but that someone has leaked the content of your thesis onto the virtual internet in advance and caused an uproar.

You don’t even have an opinion on this?

The president did not know what expression to put on his face. After a moment of silence, he replied to An Yan’s question, “We have already set up a corresponding research team, and I believe we will have the results soon.”

An Yan was immediately happy and said, “Great, then I’ll be grateful to you.”

President: “…” So you really don’t care about what I just described at all?

After getting his desired answer, An Yan then began to think about the issue of the leaked paper. He solemnly thanked the president, “Thank you for severely punishing the person who leaked the paper. Is there anything I need to do in cooperation? ”

The president wiped his face, his emotions already very complicated. He had already considered the possible attitudes of the other party and had arranged a reasonable solution before calling.

Angry accusations were inevitable and deserved; after all, the person who had leaked the paper was a member of the Institute’s staff, so the Institute had to bear a significant and inescapable responsibility.

It was also appropriate to offer compensation, and the Institute would do its utmost to compensate.

If the other party had broken into a direct tirade, the director would have been perfectly able to withstand it; under anger, most people have a hard time controlling their emotions.

But what he got was neither an accusation, nor a demand for compensation, nor an angry tirade, but instead a word of gratitude?

So should he say that this man was simply too simple? Should he be thankful that he did not hold the institute responsible for this?

This was the first time he had encountered a situation that made him speechless, even though he had been the director of the Institute for many years and had dealt with many problems, large and small.

Hearing no response from the other side, An Yan asked cautiously, “Is the problem very difficult?”

The president couldn’t help but smile at hearing the boy’s slightly worried tone. His heart felt like it was lighter all of a sudden, “This matter is not difficult. We will deal with it as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding. I really appreciate it.”

An Yan let out a sigh of relief: “It’s good that it can be resolved. You can always contact me if there are any problems. ”

The president took the initiative to contact An Yan just to communicate about this matter, but he suddenly wanted to ask another question when the conversation came to this point: “An Yan, can I ask you a question?”

“Go ahead and ask.” An Yan stated.

This question was abrupt, and the president still hesitated for a moment before asking vaguely, “The content of the paper you submitted is very new, and although we have not yet reached a definite research conclusion, a short experiment found that the new idea you have proposed is indeed real and effective. It seems that most  pharmacists can successfully make high quality potions using this method.”

An Yan was happy to have his proposed theory confirmed. “That’s great.”

The president deliberated, “But then, a problem may slowly emerge.”

“What problem?” An Yan inquired nervously.

“If more pharmacists are able to produce high quality potions without any problems, then the market for high quality potions will inevitably open up gradually.” And the price would naturally become lower.

As far as the current market for body potions was concerned, high quality potions could fetch sky-high prices because they were rare.

When a high quality potion was no longer a rare item that only a few people who had spent years of hard work could make, but instead became an ordinary thing that everyone could make, then the price would slowly decrease even if its quality improved.

An Yan could have made a large sum of money if he had kept this great secret in his pocket.

However, An Yan did not grasp the implicit meaning of the president’s words; instead he happily said, “That is indeed quite good.”

President: “…” I am suddenly speechless. What is going on?

But although he didn’t get a direct answer, the president already had a vague answer in his mind. He smiled and eased his tone as he said to An Yan, “You’re right. This is indeed a very good thing. Thank you for being willing to send this paper to the Institute of Body Potions. ”

The appearance of this paper might indeed touch on the personal interests of a very few people.

But for the rest of humanity, other than these very few, this was a huge reformation of the body pharmaceutical industry and a revelation that belonged to all of mankind.

An Yan smiled and said, “You are too kind. This is what I should do.”

In fact, An Yan had not really considered this kind of problem when he had submitted this paper.

But even if he had, he probably wouldn’t have taken it to heart, let alone let it influence his decision.

An Yan quickly returned to the classroom after hanging up the phone, and Cheng Yang dragged him over just as he sat down.

Cheng Yang said excitedly, “Yan Yan, take a look at this post!”