You said you failed your college entrance exam and are now crowdfunding to build a university?

Regarding the issue of the textbook leak, he also signed confidentiality agreements and non-compete agreements when signing contracts with these 800 people.

He's confident he can make anyone who dares to leak this information lose everything, plus a lifetime ban from the industry.

A residential community in Yucheng City.

"You've been holding your phone for ages, why don't you make a call?" Liu Xiaoyan urged her husband, Zhou Zuomin. "If you don't want to call, I'll call for you."

"Let me think about it some more." Zhou Zuomin frowned and sighed softly.

His phone was displaying a dial pad; the number was Wei Ying's personal number. Indeed, he was one of the 800 faculty members recruited by Haichuan University, teaching in the Department of Engineering Physics.

Wei should offer him an annual salary of 1.5 million yuan, plus three opportunities a year to study abroad and participate in key scientific research projects.

No university in China can offer these conditions.

"With your abilities and talents, there's absolutely no need for you to stubbornly stick to Haichuan University," his wife Liu Xiaoyan reminded him again.

"If you offend all the other universities, how will you ever get along in the country?"

Zhou Zuomin nodded silently and finally decided to make the call.

However, just as he glanced at his phone, he suddenly received an email notification. The sender was the official email address of Haichuan University.

"An email from Haichuan University?" Zhou Zuomin's expression shifted, somewhat surprised. Could it be that Haichuan University also knew about the joint statement and was sending an email to try and retain him?

Filled with curiosity and doubt, he opened his laptop and clicked on the email.

There was no message of retention, only an attachment: a textbook for the Engineering Physics major at Haichuan University.

"There are still two months until school starts, and they're already sending out textbooks? And they're even electronic versions."

Zhou Zuomin frowned and muttered something to himself, while simultaneously moving the mouse to download the textbook.

Upon opening it, I discovered that the e-textbook was indeed for engineering physics majors, and it was divided into three volumes: upper, middle, and lower.

"It's just a textbook, I'll look at it when I have time later. Let me make the call first," his wife urged again, afraid he would forget about it.

"Don't make a sound." Zhou Zuomin waved his hand, staring intently at the computer screen, motionless and extremely focused.

Half an hour later.

"When are you going to call me?" the wife said impatiently, unable to hold back her complaints.

"You've been looking at it for half an hour without blinking. Is this run-of-the-mill textbook really that interesting?"

"Commonplace?" Zhou Zuomin reluctantly turned his gaze back to his wife.

"If textbooks in other universities in China could reach this level, our country would have become the world's number one power long ago."

Only he himself knew just how incredibly valuable this teaching material was.

The series consists of three volumes. The first volume covers the basics of engineering physics, which is fairly standard. However, the second volume jumps directly to the cutting-edge theoretical achievements in contemporary engineering physics.

He had only seen many of these theoretical achievements in foreign SCI journals, and they were all researched by top research institutes, but he did not know the specific content.

However, these research findings are clearly listed in the textbooks of Haichuan University.

"Did you know? This textbook is full of cutting-edge theories in physics today, all researched and developed by top research institutes abroad after countless hours and efforts!"

Zhou Zuomin swallowed hard, his expression a mix of shock, excitement, agitation, and helplessness.

"Each theory can propel the field of engineering physics in China forward by leaps and bounds! Each one is an unimaginable treasure!"

Who would have thought that all these cutting-edge theories would be compiled into a single textbook—the textbook from Haichuan University!

"This textbook is more than enough for me to use as a study guide," Zhou Zuomin said with a wry smile and a shake of his head.

It should be noted that he is 45 years old this year and is already a senior professor of engineering physics in China, having participated in several large-scale engineering physics research projects.

He knew the domestic textbooks by heart. But this textbook, especially the middle volume, was completely unfamiliar to him, and he couldn't even understand it.

"Then...then..." After listening, the wife gradually realized how terrifying this teaching material was.

"Let them ban us if they want, I'm definitely adding Haichuan University to the list!"

Zhou Zuomin rolled his eyes and sneered, "Just for this teaching material alone, I have to go!"

Only now did he believe what Wei Ying had told him: teaching at Haichuan University would truly allow his professional abilities to leap forward!

The office of the vice president of a private aviation university in Lucheng City.

"Textbooks?" Yu Guangchu also received an email from Haichuan University.

The email included a textbook for "Aerospace Engineering," which was extremely thick and took up 80 GB of memory.

"I've already told Wei Ying I'm withdrawing, so why is he still sending me teaching materials?" Yu Guangchu frowned, somewhat puzzled.

He was the vice president of a private aviation university, but he still couldn't resist the high salary offered by Wei Yingkai and eventually signed a contract with Haichuan University with an annual salary of six million.

However, after seeing the joint statement from 45 universities, he made a decisive decision and was the first to call Wei Ying, expressing his intention to withdraw and no longer teach.

Logically speaking, Wei should not have sent him this kind of "internal teaching material" anymore.

As the vice president of the aviation university, he was familiar with these textbooks because he had participated in their compilation.

It can be said that most of the textbooks for aerospace engineering in China today were written by him.

"Let me take a look." Yu Guangchu originally intended to delete the email, but after seeing the 80GB of storage, he couldn't resist his curiosity and downloaded the attachment.

Upon opening it, I discovered that this attachment is divided into five volumes.

He was very familiar with the first volume, as it contained the content of the textbook he had compiled, which was the foundational theoretical knowledge for the aerospace engineering major.

But things started to go wrong with the second book.

The above contains research findings in the field of aerospace over the past few decades. They are extremely profound and can only be understood by experts and professors like them.

Yu Guangchu frowned, his expression strange. After his initial complaint, he patiently continued watching.

The contents of the last three volumes amazed him even more.

The theoretical findings included in the textbook are all the latest research results in aerospace engineering worldwide.

Such as the research on spacecraft propulsion, the possibility of breaking through the third cosmic velocity, and the technological barriers in the manufacture of colony spacecraft.

"How many top foreign research institutes has Haichuan University robbed?" Yu Guangchu was shocked, his mind blank.

Each chapter of the textbook includes at least two or three of the latest international research findings, all of which are top-tier studies that have been published in SCI journals. The specific content is known only to those research institutes and can be considered a national secret.

However, in the third volume of the textbook, these top research results are written clearly and plainly, including the inspiration, derivation process, and research stages.

It gave him the illusion that Haichuan University had robbed these research institutes to obtain these "internal materials" and incorporated them into teaching materials.

It's important to understand that if any one of these documents were to appear in China, it would cause a huge uproar and shake up the industry.

Moreover, this textbook has practically "robbed" all the cutting-edge research results from abroad.