An hour later, the time span was 360 million years.

The number of civilizations in the lower right corner of the 3D screen has changed from "4" to "13" again.

The aerospace engineering teachers were stunned, their expressions filled with shock.

Wei Ying did not use probability theory to answer this question for them; instead, he directly used the exhaustive method!

The simulation model was used to predict future changes in the current universe.

Who could have imagined that, in just 300 million years of simulation, thirteen civilizations would emerge in the universe?

It's important to know that the universe has existed for over 10 billion years, and the number of civilizations that have emerged during this period would only be more than "13".

"Shouldn't we stop the deductions now?" Wei Ying glanced at everyone, smiled slightly, and paused the deduction process.

Although the machines in the [Simulation Classroom] are all high-tech gadgets from the system store, the burden of simulating changes in the entire universe is still considerable.

The result is already in, and there is no need to speculate further.

"Alright, you guys figure it out yourselves. Remember to run ten laps around the track afterwards."

Seeing that everyone was still in a daze, Wei Ying waved his hand and left the [Simulation and Deduction Classroom].

That evening, news of what happened in the faculty dormitory and the simulation classroom had already quietly spread among the teachers.

Everyone has heard that Wei Ying conducted an unprecedented experiment in that classroom, simulating and deducing the entire universe! And he even deduced the results.

Just how powerful is the computing power of the [Simulation and Deduction Classroom]? It can even simulate the vast universe?

"I used it yesterday to deduce new theories about bridge engineering, but now it seems like I was wasting its potential."

"Using it to derive the nuclear combustion formula would probably take less than a second."

"Extraterrestrial civilizations really do exist. I knew it! How could Earth be so special, with only one civilization in the entire universe?"

Everyone truly realized how terrifying this classroom was, and they couldn't help but feel extremely excited.

The threat from extraterrestrial civilizations is secondary; using this classroom, they can quickly master all the cutting-edge theories in the textbooks.

But learning those theories is ultimately just picking up scraps of others' ideas and following in their footsteps.

What they need to do is digest those theories, integrate them, stand on the shoulders of giants, take their own step, and produce even more cutting-edge scientific research results!

In particular, just recently, Wei Ying sent a set of rules and regulations for promotion within the school to everyone's email address.

For each SCI-indexed paper published, Haichuan University will award 100,000 yuan in cash.

Publish ten papers and you can be promoted to department head. Publish twenty papers and you can be promoted to vice dean.

After being recognized as an academician by a domestic authoritative institution, one can be promoted to the position of dean of Haichuan University.

"You can get promoted within the school? But the requirements for promotion are too strict, aren't they?"

"Damn! SCI papers publish cutting-edge international research findings. Does the university president not treat us like human beings?"

"Let's set a small goal first: write ten top-tier papers and get promoted to department head!"

"Wait a minute, isn't the principal missing something? Why doesn't the promotion regulations specify the requirements for promotion to vice-principal and principal?"

After reading the promotion regulations, everyone became incredibly excited, as if they had been injected with adrenaline.

Unlike other universities, Haichuan University does not emphasize seniority, but only ability.

With strong abilities, one can rise through the ranks to become the dean. Of course, in addition to publishing academic research results, the dean also needs to obtain the corresponding academician title.

The next day, at four in the morning, before dawn, lights were on in every dormitory room of the faculty and staff dormitory building.

Teachers from all disciplines quietly got up, left their dormitories, and headed towards the library.

The library originally opened at 5 p.m., but after feedback from teachers of various subjects, the opening time has been moved up to 4:30 p.m.

Upon entering the library, teachers from various disciplines found their "old spots" and gathered together to bury themselves in their research.

Yang Anguo was one of them. He was an ordinary teacher in the sculpture department and was discussing sculpture techniques in teaching with his fellow teachers.

"The textbook says that there was a technique in the Han Dynasty of my country that could depict the appearance of figures on stone carvings in a lifelike way, but the textbook does not explain it in detail."

Yang Anguo sighed regretfully and shook his head. Not only that, their sculpture textbooks often listed some of the top techniques from ancient times.

Some techniques are explained in detail, while others are only mentioned briefly, leaving them itching to learn more and even suspecting that the compilers of the textbooks are deliberately tormenting them.

"I heard the library recently got a new batch of books? Why don't we go look for them in the book room?" A sculpture teacher looked up and suggested.

The group exchanged glances, and Yang Anguo nodded, deciding to try his luck in the library.

These days, Liu Dazhu brings in books every day to fill the library; there are already 200,000 books.

"Let's go." Yang Anguo and the others stood up and walked towards the library.

Upon arrival, they found the library empty except for them.

The bookshelves were filled with brand-new books, showing no signs of age, and they all appeared to have been printed recently.

"Books on ancient literature should be here." Following the catalog, Yang Anguo and the others quickly found the relevant bookshelf.

But the books on the shelf held no appeal for them whatsoever. The paper was brand new, still lingering with the faint smell of printing graphite.

Yang Anguo frowned and casually picked up one of the books to read. But after only a few pages, he realized something was wrong.

"It's all written in traditional Chinese characters?" Although the paper was brand new, the ancient characters printed on it gave him a sense of profound history.

"This is the 'Treatise on the Three Perfections of Painted Sculpture,' an ancient book that has been lost for over six hundred years!" Another teacher from the same subject suddenly exclaimed, his eyes wide.

Upon hearing this, Yang Anguo's lips twitched slightly, and he glanced at the book in his hand again.

The A4 paper on it, the smell of ink from the printing, and the hard cover all indicate that it was produced a few days ago, or at most last week.

"No, I didn't mean the material of the book, I meant the text on the book!" The teacher blushed and hurriedly explained.

"I've seen this sentence before in other ancient texts, 'Painting is a skill that is later refined and understood through practice,' and it's definitely from the original text of 'On the Three Perfections of Painted Sculpture'!"

Upon hearing this, the group crowded around the book in Yang Anguo's hands, examining it closely and taking a deep breath.

The text in the book is all in ancient language. Although it is obscure and difficult to understand, they are used to dealing with this kind of text and can read it without any problems.

The text clearly records eleven techniques for polychrome sculpture, each brimming with the wisdom of the ancients, which gave them a fresh perspective and provided entirely new ideas.

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