They're already in university, and the primary school system is only just starting out?

Chapter 86 Gu Ming in a Hurry

He took a deep breath and logged into one of the most authoritative international plagiarism detection websites.

These websites charge per check, and the prices are quite high.

But at this moment, Gu Ming couldn't care less about any of that.

He uploaded the entire PDF document that Chen Lin had sent him.

Click "Start Plagiarism Check".

Those few dozen seconds of waiting for the result felt like an eternity to Gu Ming.

Finally, the final plagiarism report popped up on the screen.

Gu Ming's eyes widened instantly when he saw the number highlighted in bold red at the top of the report.

Overall similarity rate: 0.7%

How is that possible?!

Two o'clock in the afternoon, at the gate of Yannan University.

Huang Yiyi stood beside a Didi ride-hailing car that had just arrived, a professional yet friendly smile on her face, and said to Chen Lin and Principal Chang Kai, "Principal Chang, President Chen, I have noted down in detail the school's suggestions for revising the 'Company Articles of Association.' I will make the revisions immediately after returning to the hotel today, and come back tomorrow morning for a second round of discussions with Teacher He and the others."

She paused for a moment, then continued methodically, "If there are no problems after tomorrow's discussion, we can officially upload all the materials on the official business registration app. Once the online review is approved, we can go to the business registration bureau to pick up the business license and company seal in person. Then, we can take the business license and company seal to the bank to open a corporate account."

Upon hearing this, Principal Chang Kai immediately smiled and took over the conversation: "Miss Huang, please rest assured about opening an account. I have already promised Chen Lin that with the reputation of Yannan University as a guarantee, the bank will definitely give you the green light without any problems."

"Thank you so much, Principal Chang." Huang Yiyi nodded slightly in thanks. "In that case, there's basically nothing else to do in the preliminary preparations. I'll take my leave now and contact you again tomorrow."

After saying that, she opened the car door and gracefully got in.

As the ride-hailing car slowly drove away, Principal Chang Kai watched the departing vehicle and couldn't help but let out a heartfelt exclamation: "Tiansheng Group truly lives up to its reputation as a top-tier enterprise in China; the people they sent were incredibly professional!"

Chen Lin stood aside, inwardly agreeing with this.

Based on their brief half-day interaction today, Huang Yiyi left a very good impression on him.

She is beautiful and poised, speaks with grace and poise, is adept at interpersonal relationships, and handles matters with remarkable efficiency and composure.

Most importantly, her professional skills are outstanding.

Whether communicating with herself or negotiating with school officials like Principal Chang and Teacher He, she always accurately grasps the other party's needs and bottom line. She can resolutely safeguard the company's interests while speaking in a way that is both pleasant and impeccable.

In short, it boils down to one word—reliable.

What General Peng said is absolutely right.

Huang Yiyi is exactly the perfect candidate for president's administrative assistant that I need right now, in every respect.

Chen Lin thought about the 30,000 yuan after-tax monthly salary he offered Huang Yiyi and was glad that he had been decisive enough at the time.

This also aligns with market logic. After all, Huang Yiyi jumped ship from a behemoth like Tiansheng Group to Chen Lin's startup. Apart from the so-called development potential, there is nothing else but uncertainty. Therefore, it is quite reasonable to give her a high premium as compensation.

Principal Chang Kai turned around, patted Chen Lin on the shoulder with a smile, and spoke in a friendly tone, just like a neighborly elder.

"How's it going, Chen Lin? Do you have any other plans this afternoon? If you're free, why don't you come to my office? We can discuss the specific details of the school's investment in your new company beforehand."

This suggestion was exactly what Chen Lin wanted to hear.

Besides accompanying Huang Yiyi to meet with the school, another important purpose of his visit today was to sound out Principal Chang's opinion.

After all, once the company is officially registered, the next step will be negotiations for real money investment.

Just as Chen Lin was about to nod in agreement, his cell phone suddenly started vibrating in his pocket.

He instinctively took it out and saw that it was a WeChat voice call from Professor Gu.

A hint of doubt flashed through Chen Lin's mind, but he first made an "apology" gesture to Principal Chang Kai before swiping to answer the call.

"Hello, Professor Gu?"

"Chen Lin, you finally answered the phone!" Professor Gu Ming's slightly anxious voice came through the receiver immediately. "I sent you several messages at noon, but you didn't reply, so I just called you by voice."

"Oh, I'm sorry, Professor Gu," Chen Lin quickly explained, "I've been in meetings with Principal Chang and the others all day preparing for the company's establishment. My phone was on silent, so I haven't had a chance to check it."

"Oh, start a company, right, right." Gu Ming was also present when Chang Kai persuaded Chen Lin to stay at Tsinghua University.

But Gu Ming quickly steered the conversation back on track, his tone carrying an undeniable urgency, "Do you have time now? I have something very important to discuss with you in person regarding your graduation thesis."

Is it very important? Must it be done in person?

Hearing Professor Gu's serious words, Chen Lin's heart skipped a beat.

He subconsciously glanced at Principal Chang Kai beside him.

Principal Chang was no ordinary person; his ability to read people was unparalleled. He merely glanced at Chen Lin's expression before smiling and waving his hand: "It's alright, if you have important business to attend to, go ahead. Our matter isn't urgent. We'll continue our discussion at nine o'clock the day after tomorrow, still in that conference room, after Miss Huang brings over the revised regulations."

With the principal's words, Chen Lin immediately felt reassured.

He immediately said into the phone, "Professor Gu, I'm at the school right now. Are you in your office? I'll be there in ten minutes."

"Okay! I'll wait for you!"

Gu Ming gave a crisp reply and hung up the phone.

"Then, Principal Chang, I'll head over now," Chen Lin said, putting away his phone with a slightly embarrassed expression.

"Go ahead, go ahead." Principal Chang Kai still had that warm smile. "Professor Gu probably wanted to see you about your thesis, right? That's very important, it's related to your early graduation."

Five minutes later, in Professor Gu Ming's office in the School of Mathematical Sciences building.

When Chen Lin knocked on the door and entered, the scene he saw made him slightly taken aback.

Professor Gu Ming was standing in front of his desk, holding several printed A4 sheets of paper. His brows were furrowed, and he paced back and forth in the small space, muttering to himself. He was so focused that he didn't even notice Chen Lin push the door open and enter.

"Professor Gu?" Chen Lin called out tentatively.

"Ah! You've come!"

Gu Ming seemed to be startled awake, and suddenly raised his head. When he saw Chen Lin, his eyes instantly shone with an indescribable light.

He rushed to Chen Lin, shoved the papers in his hand in front of him, and said urgently, "Quick, take a look at these places!"

Chen Lin looked down and saw that the papers printed on them were the first draft of the paper that he had sent to him.

The places Gu Ming pointed to were all carefully circled with a red pen.

"Several crucial arguments and calculations in your paper have had too much of the process omitted!"

Gu Ming pointed to the formulas on the paper, speaking much faster than usual, "Although the conclusion is correct, the logical leaps in the middle are too large! For example, here, from the potential-curvature discriminant to the convergence proof of the slice-filter algorithm, you skipped at least seven or eight steps! And here, regarding the geometric constraints of the convex hull boundary, you directly gave an inequality without any derivation process! Can you immediately derive all these omitted parts in detail?"