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Chapter 206 - 201: Li Dong Has No Time Now · Nov 03, 2026

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201 Chapter 201 - 197: Gauss’s Exclusive Red Packet 2026-11-03
202 Chapter 202 - 198: Memory Palace 2026-11-03
203 Chapter 203 - 199: Three Parallel Lines 2026-11-03
204 Chapter 204 - 200: You Must Make Things Clear Today 2026-11-03
205 Chapter 205 - 201: The Unavailable Li Dong 2026-11-03
206 Chapter 206 - 201: Li Dong Has No Time Now 2026-11-03
207 Chapter 207 - 201: The Busy Li Dong 2026-11-03
208 Chapter 208 - 201: Li Dong Has No Time 2026-11-03
209 Chapter 209 - 201: Li Dong Has No Time 2026-11-03
210 Chapter 210 - 202: Closing the Net 2026-11-03
211 Chapter 211 - 203: Are You Looking Down on Physics? 2026-11-03
212 Chapter 212 - 204: He Should Enjoy It 2026-11-03
213 Chapter 213 - 205: He Can’t Solve This Problem 2026-11-03
214 Chapter 214 - 206: You Don’t Even Read Novels This Fast 2026-11-03
215 Chapter 215 - 207: The Bare Minimum of Respect 2026-11-03
216 Chapter 216 - 208: It Really Worked 2026-11-03
217 Chapter 217 - 209: I Don’t Even Want to Leave You 2026-11-03
218 Chapter 218 - 210: Above the River of Stars, This Youth 2026-11-03
219 Chapter 219 - 211: Creating a God 2026-11-03
220 Chapter 220 - 212: The Upper Limit of Attribute Values 2026-11-03
221 Chapter 221 - 213: Untainted by Standard Answers 2026-11-03
222 Chapter 222 - 214: Closed-Door Meeting 2026-11-03
223 Chapter 223 - 215: A Considerable Gap 2026-11-03
224 Chapter 224 - 215: The Gap is Not Small 2026-11-03
225 Chapter 225 - 216: So You’re Just a Daydreaming Kid, Too 2026-11-03
226 Chapter 226 - 217: I Am Indeed Interested 2026-11-03
227 Chapter 227 - 218: Four-Legged Beasts of Burden Are More Durable 2026-11-03
228 Chapter 228 - 219: Sorted by Surname 2026-11-03
229 Chapter 229 - 220: Girl-Carrying Maniac? 2026-11-03
230 Chapter 230 - 221: Gu God 2026-11-03
231 Chapter 231 - 222: What Is Needed Is Data 2026-11-03
232 Chapter 232 - 223: My Explanations Aren’t Accessible Enough?? 2026-11-03
233 Chapter 233 - 224: Leave the Rest to Me 2026-11-03
234 Chapter 234 - 225: A Flash of Inspiration 2026-11-03
235 Chapter 235 - 226: I Did It Already 2026-11-03
236 Chapter 236 - 227: I Prefer the Layout of ’Annals 2026-11-03
237 Chapter 237 - 228: Göttingen Private Discussion Notes 2026-11-03
238 Chapter 238 - 229: Conjecture 2026-11-03
239 Chapter 239 - 230: People Like You 2026-11-03
240 Chapter 240 - 231: Planned Relaxation 2026-11-03
241 Chapter 241 - 232: Robert Langlands 2026-11-03
242 Chapter 242 - 233: This Is a Job for Liu Ruochuan 2026-11-03
243 Chapter 243 - 234: Coronation Edict 2026-11-03
244 Chapter 244 - 235: Li’s Conjecture 2026-11-03
245 Chapter 245 - 236: Your Project Can Wait 2026-11-03
246 Chapter 246 - 237: What’s Needed is an Instrument 2026-11-03
247 Chapter 247 - 238: You Can’t Get By With an Empty Head 2026-11-03
248 Chapter 248 - 239: I’ll Just Decline If I Can 2026-11-03
249 Chapter 249 - 240: Data Migration 2026-11-03
250 Chapter 250 - 241: Rest? Not as Fun as Red Envelopes. 2026-11-03

Chapter 206: Chapter 201: Li Dong Has No Time Now

The invoice listed a ”Supporting Process Service Fee.”

The amount was 15% of the total procurement value over the past three months.

Li Qin was stunned.

’What ”Supporting Process Service Fee”?’ She’d scoured every purchase contract and account statement on hand but couldn’t find any such item.

She hurried to call Shengda, but their reply was strictly by the book.

”This is stipulated in the contract terms. We advise your company to review it carefully.”

Li Qin pulled out the contract to look at it again.

It was nowhere to be found in the main body of the contract.

But there, in the footer of the contract’s final page, was a supplementary clause printed in a tiny font:

”This supply batch includes a Supporting Process Service Fee, to be collected at a rate of 15% of the goods’ value and settled within the same payment period.”

When Li Qin saw that line of text, her blood ran cold.

She didn’t remember that line being there when she signed the contract.

But the contract was indeed stamped with East Asia’s official seal.

She couldn’t be sure.

To make matters worse, Huaxuan Technology’s mid-term audit of East Asia was fast approaching.

This ”accounts payable” that had appeared out of nowhere created a direct discrepancy between East Asia’s procurement ledger and its detailed accounts payable records.

East Asia had already paid the standard amount for the goods that month, but Shengda had unilaterally applied the funds to the so-called ”service fee” first, and then issued a *Notice of Overdue Payment*.

On paper, it looked like East Asia had both a records discrepancy and a history of late payments.

And Huaxuan Technology had very clear ”red lines” when it came to the financial compliance of its core supply chain partners.

If that red line was crossed...

Li Qin panicked.

She didn’t dare tell Li Yang.

Li Yang was in the middle of training at Huaxuan. If he found out about the trouble at home, the distraction could affect his progress, and all his hard work would go down the drain.

She couldn’t bring herself to tell Li Dong, either.

’In her mind, no matter how capable Li Dong was, he was still just a student. How could she let her child worry about something like this?’

So, she shouldered the burden alone.

First, she tried to negotiate with Shengda, but they just stalled. After half a month of going through official channels, she still hadn’t received a clear answer.

Then, she made a trip to Shengda’s office in the Capital City, hoping to clear things up in person.

In the end, she never even got to see the person in charge.

After waiting all morning, she was politely shown the door by a secretary.

...

Li Dong was silent for a long moment after she finished.

Then he took a deep breath.

”Mom, you should have told me sooner. Look at you... you’ve lost weight from all the stress.”

Li Dong was echoing the words Li Qin had said to him at the airport.

”You’re just a student,” Li Qin retorted stubbornly.

”Hmph.”

Li Dong immediately bristled.

”A student?”

”What kind of student gets featured on CTV?”

”What kind of student has a room full of professors listening to *him* lecture?”

He grew more animated with each word, his voice rising in volume.

”Mom, do you have any idea who was sitting in Sunshine Hall that day? A Fields Medal laureate! Academicians! The world’s top mathematicians! And they all had to listen to *me*!”

To be honest, Li Dong was getting a little carried away.

This was the first time he’d ever felt like he was the one lecturing his own mom.

’That feeling...’

’...was awesome.’

’Incredibly awesome.’

Back home, his mom was always the one scolding him.

Now the tables had turned.

By the time Li Dong was repeating himself for the third time, Li Qin had had enough.

She shot to her feet with a glare.

Li Dong’s mouth snapped shut, and he instinctively took a step back.

”You’ve said plenty,” Li Qin stated, enunciating every syllable.

”Stay out of it. I’ll solve this myself.”

’Solve it herself?’

Li Dong had to bite back a laugh.

’If you could solve it, would you have needed to come all the way to the Capital City? You couldn’t even get past their front door.’

But he didn’t dare say that out loud.

He sighed and pointed to the documents in Li Qin’s hands.

”Let me see the rest of it too.”

Li Qin was about to say, ’You’re just a kid, don’t get involved.’

But then an image flashed through her mind: Li Dong on stage, facing an auditorium full of top scholars, speaking with confidence and ease.

The boy she used to nag for half a month just for scoring an 87 on a test had, at some point, become... that person.

Li Qin fell silent for a moment, then pushed the document folder toward him.

...

Li Dong opened the folder’s clasp and emptied its contents onto the table.

Purchase contracts, account statements, bank transaction records, VAT invoices, Shengda’s *Notice of Overdue Payment*, East Asia’s detailed accounts payable ledger...

A dozen or so documents lay scattered across the entire table.

Li Dong instantly activated his Memory Palace.

A vast, empty hall materialized in his mind, its four walls lined with countless filing cabinets. Every drawer bore a blank label, waiting to be filled.

Li Dong picked up the purchase contract, his eyes sweeping rapidly over every line.

Simultaneously, within his Memory Palace, a complete copy of the contract was filed away in the top drawer of the first cabinet.

The label read: [Original Contract: Shengda vs. East Asia – Batches One through Three].

Next came the account statements.

The bank transaction records.

The VAT invoices.

The overdue payment notice.

...

Every document he scanned was automatically dismantled, categorized, and archived within the Memory Palace.

Correlations between figures were highlighted with red connecting lines.

The timeline was arranged along a long, horizontal axis, with a small flag marking each key event.

Discrepancies lit up like yellow warning lights.

As for the line of fine print hidden in the contract’s footer, it was isolated inside a locked glass case within the Memory Palace. Its label read:

[Questionable – Verification Required]

The whole process took less than five minutes.

Li Qin watched from the side, growing anxious as he flipped through the pages with incredible speed.

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