Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

Throughout the entire morning, all Lu Zhou said was “next”.

Ever since he found out about Xiao Ai’s special ability, he couldn’t help but have some fun.

He would scan each report into his phone and ask Xiao Ai to change the texts and parameters into intuitive graphics. With the help from the quantum computer, none of the loopholes could get past Lu Zhou.

Of course, this wasn’t entirely because of how powerful the quantum computer was; the main reason was that these reports were just terrible. Even a normal computer would be able to find mistakes.

If these people worked slightly harder on their reports, Lu Zhou wouldn’t have been able to immediately find a problem just from his engineering intuition alone.

However…

These presenters that walked through the room had no idea what was waiting for them.

Other than a few presenters who made constructive suggestions, most of their ideas were immediately shut down.

The entire seminar turned into Lu Zhou’s performance show.

So much so that for the last report before the lunch break, the moment Lu Zhou raised his hand, the presenter lowered his head and walked out of the room.

Because of this, this two-day conference was almost completed in half a day.

The people at the meeting were dumbfounded.

Both the presenters and the listeners…

…

Now that the morning meeting session was over, the rumors about Lu Zhou’s “massacre” spread among the physicists and aerospace experts.

Lunch time.

Professor Klitzing was holding a plate full of food as he sat across from Lu Zhou and asked curiously, “I heard about that morning meeting, how did you do it?”

Lu Zhou, who had a bowl of barbecued meat and rice in front of him, asked, “Did what?”

“Don’t pretend, you know what I’m talking about.” Professor Klitzing smiled and said, “Presenting those images in the live report, that sounds so cool!”

Oh, so that’s what he’s talking about.

Lu Zhou thought for a second and said, “It was alright, I mean I can’t let those p*ss poor reports waste our time.”

Professor Klitzing knew what Lu Zhou was doing, so he continued to ask, “Stop changing the subject, I want to know how you did it? Can you not tell me? If so, that’s fine.”

Lu Zhou sighed and said, “It’s not that I can’t, it’s just that I don’t know how to.”

Professor Klitzing: “Can I take a guess?”

Lu Zhou: “Go ahead.”

Professor Klitzing frowned and said, “I’m guessing… You have a team of engineers working behind the scenes, experts in modeling. When you send the report to them, they analyze the report and produce a model… Wait a second, that sounds unrealistic.”

Professor Klitzing realized that his speculation was a little ridiculous.

What kind of engineering team could produce a model like that in ten minutes?

Even though he was a particle physicist, he still knew a little bit about engineering. After all, he often communicated with engineers for his particle physics experiments.

His experience told him that this wasn’t something that could be done in a couple of minutes, especially the composition images…

However, Lu Zhou suddenly spoke.

“Kind of, you’re correct.”

Professor Klitzing said in disbelief, “I’m correct? Are you sure?”

Lu Zhou said, “Yeah, you’re right.”

I don’t want to keep him guessing, I’ll just admit it.

I mean, he’s technically correct.

Xiao Ai, who was inside a quantum computer, was sort of like a team of engineers.

But speaking of which, I guess I have to thank Klitzing for coming up with an answer. I didn’t even know how to explain this.

Lu Zhou made up his mind.

If someone asks me how I did it, I’ll give them Klitzing’s answer.

Professor Klitzing didn’t expect Lu Zhou to confirm already. He had lost his interest and began to talk about particle physics instead.

However, Lu Zhou suddenly received a call.

“I have to take this call.”

Klitzing smiled and said, “Of course, go ahead.”

Lu Zhou stood up and picked up the phone. He then walked to a secluded area.

He was about to say hello, but Dean Qin spoke first.

“Did you offend someone?”

Offend someone?

Lu Zhou was a little muddled.

He was about to say no, but he then remembered that he had offended plenty of people. For example, he just offended dozens of people this morning.

“Why are you asking me this, I have no idea who you’re talking about… Why don’t you just tell me what happened?”

Dean Qin: “Our Jin University Academic Affairs Office website and server were hacked!”

Lu Zhou paused for a second and said, “What? Hacked? Is it serious?”

Lu Zhou wasn’t surprised at all, at most he was a little confused.

The school servers were so bad that students choosing their timetables would make it go down.

As for why he was confused.

Who is bored enough to hack a school server? What is there to gain?

Dean Qin said, “It’s fine, there’s some damage, but not a lot. We lost some documents, but the students’ grades are still there.”

“Okay, good…” Lu Zhou patted his chest and suddenly said, “Wait a second, what does the sever being hacked have to do with me?”

Dean Qin paused for a second. He then sighed and told the truth.

“Because your photo was on the website. Think about it, who did you offend?”

Lu Zhou: “…?!”