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

As soon as he finished speaking, eight students immediately stood up and lined up obediently behind him.

"Come with me to the nuclear energy laboratory." He exchanged glances with the other members of the research team and led everyone in the nuclear energy research group to the nuclear energy laboratory.

In this crucial scientific research project, he was responsible for studying the stability and usability of nuclear fusion.

At the meeting just now, Wei Ying listed 176 difficulties for their group, which they need to overcome one by one within the next three months.

Of course, the core strength lies with him and other professors in the nuclear energy discipline, while the students are mainly responsible for assisting, handing over tools, starting up machines, and other miscellaneous tasks.

"People from the High Temperature Research Group, step forward!" another teacher said in a deep voice, leading his group to the thermal engineering laboratory.

"Everyone in the high-temperature, high-pressure team, follow me!"

"People from the nuclear energy storage and transmission device research and development team, follow me!"

Before long, all one hundred new students joined their respective research groups and devoted themselves to the laboratory.

The entire experimental base was bustling with activity and operating smoothly.

That night, at 11 a.m., outside the research base.

"Boom!" The door burst open, and students came out one after another. Everyone was exhausted, but their expressions were unusually excited.

Upon returning to their respective dormitories, they were immediately surrounded by their roommates who had been waiting for them.

"How's the experimental base at Haichuan University? Are you really researching nuclear fusion?"

"Logically, a large base should be very conspicuous, so why can't I find it even after searching the entire Haichuan University campus?"

"Could you take me inside to have a look next time?"

"If they're researching nuclear fusion at the base, won't there be an explosion? Wouldn't our school be in danger?"

Their roommates were even more excited and curious than they were, and they kept asking questions.

However, "Sorry, we signed a confidentiality agreement, and nothing about the research project can be disclosed!" All the students kept their mouths shut and did not divulge a single word.

The agreement clearly states that if they leak the information, they will not only be removed from the research team, but also be directly dismissed from Haichuan University. No one dares to take that risk.

"Where are the photos? If you won't say anything, at least show me the photos."

"Don't be so mysterious, I won't be able to sleep tonight if you keep doing this."

"At the base, are you just responsible for things like tightening screws?"

"Don't worry, just tell me secretly, and I promise I won't tell anyone else!"

My roommates, unable to contain their curiosity, pressed me for more information.

The main reason is that Haichuan University's experimental base is just too mysterious.

The campus map marked all the buildings except for this experimental base! Their curiosity had been completely piqued.

"All our electronic devices were confiscated before we entered," the students involved in the research said truthfully, shaking their heads.

Furthermore, all entry and exit procedures involve body searches and inspections, and it is prohibited to bring any special items in or out.

There are also dozens of security teams patrolling the perimeter day and night, so even if they find the base, they cannot get any closer.

"Good heavens, this is a mysterious organization! Even more mysterious than the leader of our secret society!"

"Don't even mention your mysterious club. Nobody knows anyone in that club, just like the Cloud Club!"

"Speaking of mysterious clubs, just look to Balala the Old Devil, Cola Novels, and every update of 'You Said You Failed the College Entrance Exam, So You Crowdfunded to Build a University?' I'm really envious of their club activities; it's practically nonexistent!"

"I'm not saying anything more. I finally finished my homework, so I'm going to treat myself to a massage parlor tonight!"

After asking around without success, the roommates gave up and went about their own business.

After gradually adapting to the learning pace of Haichuan University, they are now able to complete a paper in two days.

The remaining day is for enjoying true campus life: meeting beautiful girls at the lakeside, playing five-player games at the internet cafe, singing your heart out at the karaoke bar, drinking until you drop at the bar, and exploring the food street...

A dormitory building, room 401.

As night fell, the once talkative dormitory became very quiet, and the four words "Silence is Golden" pasted on the wall were particularly eye-catching.

To protect their voices, the four chatterboxes remained very quiet and avoided speaking unless absolutely necessary.

Even when Ma Lin, who had participated in a research project, returned to his dormitory, it didn't cause much of a stir.

"When will my throat get better?" Wang Yi stared at the ceiling, feeling like crying.

Not only him, but the other three people in the dormitory also had slightly hoarse voices.

"Old Liu, why hasn't this folk remedy you mentioned been working?" Wang Yi turned to look at Liu Liuliu from the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Upon hearing this, the other two also looked at Liu Liuliu. After their voices became hoarse, Liu Liuliu offered a folk remedy, saying it was a family secret recipe specifically for treating throat problems.

Despite taking the medication for so many days, their throats showed no improvement.

"My dad taught me this recipe, saying it's a family heirloom. I don't know how it came about."

"If all else fails, let's go to the school hospital," Wang Yi sighed, abandoning Liu Liuliu's folk remedy.

He was more inclined to trust the university's hospital than his roommate's home remedy.

Two dormitory buildings, room 201.

"Finally finished writing." Zhou Tao breathed a sigh of relief, closed his laptop, and leaned back in his chair.

To complete this 10,000-word philosophical research paper, he spent 100 credits on the forum, used the paper indexing function, and searched for a lot of information, which allowed him to finish it a day ahead of schedule.

"Next, I need to figure out how to learn the art of finding dragon veins and dividing gold." He murmured to himself, not forgetting his original purpose for coming to Haichuan University.

He came here for the art of finding dragon veins and dividing gold, and writing philosophical papers here was entirely out of necessity.

In order to gather information, he even created a gossip club, which recruited many students, including many from the archaeology department.

According to them, the archaeology department is only now learning how to distinguish the types of tombs, but the first semester's textbook does not record the supreme art of tomb raiding: finding the dragon vein and dividing the gold.

"The textbooks for the second semester will only be distributed next semester." He frowned, lost in thought.

In other words, he now faces two paths.

One option is to continue waiting patiently until the latest archaeology textbooks are distributed next semester, at which point he can begin studying them.

Another point was that he consulted with teachers in the archaeology department beforehand, believing that they would definitely know the detailed teaching materials of Haichuan University.

"Professor Hu Zhengchu is quite good, but I'm in the philosophy department now." Zhou Tao sighed, looking somewhat depressed.

It seems a bit odd that a philosophy student would suddenly consult an archaeology major about the art of finding dragon veins and dividing gold.