Orion Crest, Series_1

Chapter 23: It all returns to nothing

          [Isabel: I haven't seen you in the library recently ...... Are you okay?]

　　[Isabel: That guy, that's just disgusting! You have clearly written so hard ......]

　　[Isabel: Why don't ...... you come out tonight and I'll treat you to dinner?]

　　Seeing that there are still people who care so much about themselves, Orion feel warm in his heart, poking his finger on the screen and replying:

          [Next time, I still have to cooperate with Gordon daily's interview in a while, and I don't know what time I can get it done].

　　[Isabel: You're going to be reported in the newspaper?

　　[Orion: Although it's not for something good ......]

　　Orion waits a while and Isabel sends two replies.

　　[I trust you!]

　　[Go for it!]

　　Hmm.

......

　　The classroom, when Orion arrived, besides Director Lu, several other leaders of the College of Mathematics were also here.

　　Because of having read Orion's thesis, these professors all had quite a good impression of him, and when Orion greeted them, the several leaders smiled and nodded in a friendly manner.

　　The reporter from the Gordon daily was preparing the interview equipment, taking advantage of this gap, Director Lu walked over to Orion and pulled him aside, "Are you ready? The reporter will ask you questions in a while, and you can just answer the questions that are convenient to you."

　　"I know." Orion nodded.

　　Director Lu didn't say anything and patted him on the shoulder.

　　The interview began.

　　Sitting on a stool in the classroom, facing the camera and microphone, Orion unexpectedly found himself, calmer than he thought he would be.

　　The female reporter with the ponytail smiled slightly at him and, after getting a sign that it was okay to begin, asked, "Hello, I'm a reporter from the Gordon daily, may I ask how you managed to complete 9 SCI's in one month?"

　　Orion thought for a moment, "Actually, I personally feel that it wasn't that difficult, the 9 SCIs are all about the application of AI in drone logistics, which is a relatively cutting-edge field in itself, and I don't think it's that hard to produce results. What's more, I've already researched it for a while before, and only recently have I started paper writing ......"

　　The reporter lady nodded and gave him an encouraging look before continuing to start the second question, "Is there anything you would like to say about the questioning of your thesis on Twitter?"

　　"Just because he doesn't know anything about computer technology, he shouldn't say that my thesis is spamming. Has he read my paper carefully? Has he verified the algorithms I proposed in my paper? Maybe he hasn't read it at all, or he can't even understand it ......" Orion said with a helpless look on his face.

　　That reporter laughed and continued to ask, "But a freshman ...... or an undergraduate who is about to enter his sophomore year publishing papers in SCI, and 9 consecutively in a month, is really a bit unbelievable, and this is the focus of the public's questioning. That's why some people on the internet have simultaneously raised the idea that the papers may be plagiarised, or not from their own hands ......"