I failed a course, and the system became my study supervisor.

Chapter 50 Temporary Meeting
On the other side, in a small conference room at the school, several teachers and leaders from the School of Physics, along with Zhang Yongjie, a mathematics teacher, were holding an impromptu meeting.

It is not difficult to guess the core content of the meeting, which is to discuss the slander and falsification of Xu Ling's paper.

Yes, it is defamation!

All the teachers know this.

Xiao Bibo's article not only strongly condemned Xu Ling's "bribery or plagiarism" behavior, but also clearly pointed out that this "classmate Xu" was from Shanghai University.

This is undoubtedly a slap in the face of Shanghai University.

"First, I would like to reiterate that Xu Ling completed this paper entirely independently. I simply guided his thinking. Furthermore, the translator did not make any changes to the content of his article.

I can vouch for it with my character!"

As the only teacher from another college, Zhang Yongjie was the first to express his opinion.

"Teacher Zhang, you're too kind. I've personally witnessed Xu Ling's talent. We both have full confidence in him and in you, Teacher Zhang."

Zeng Boyuan quickly responded.

Suddenly, the conference room became noisy.

"Xu Ling's paper is so well-written, and his proofs are so ingenious. Isn't he just a little young? If it were me, I'd give that so-called education commentator a hard time and teach him a lesson!"

"Hey! That's not the way to say it. If it can be resolved peacefully, then of course it's better to resolve it peacefully. Going straight to the legal process is time-consuming and laborious, and it's not worth it!"

"Look at that Xiao or something. Does he look like he's willing to admit his mistake? Isn't it obvious he's trying to scam us?"

"You can send a lawyer's letter of warning first."

……

What the professors didn’t understand was why this Xiao did this?
Are you jealous of classmate Xu's talent?
Or do you just want to give Shanghai University a blast?

Or is it simply to attract attention and have fun?

How could most professors who spend every day in the laboratory know the huge benefits of seizing a hot spot and getting a lot of traffic?

So they couldn't understand Xiao Bibo's motives.

Moreover, this matter is not easy to resolve.

As mentioned in the previous discussion, Xiao Bibo is a complete gangster and robber. Reasoning with him is useless, and arguing with the law is time-consuming and laborious.

To put it bluntly, the whole thing is just a clown from outside the circle who relies on his popularity to make trouble and attract attention.

But in the final analysis, this incident not only affected Xu Ling's personal reputation, but also the reputation of the entire Magic City University.

At this time, the Dean of the School of Physics, Zhou Chengkang, who had been silent until now, spoke up with a very grim expression:
"I've basically figured out this matter. Next, I want to talk about how to resolve it.

First of all, whether it is posting an official Weibo or an official short video, clarify it to the outside world first.

Secondly, find the author of the article and negotiate with him first. If the negotiation fails, take legal action directly.

Finally, remember to pay attention to the student's state. After all, they are too young, and being slandered like this may cause psychological problems. This is equally important!

The task was assigned, but it didn't produce quick results.

At this time, Xiao Bibo's Weibo comment section was extremely lively.

A freshman publishing a paper in a top physics journal? That's a lie! Unless he's the reincarnation of Einstein!

[You can submit your paper, but you can't falsify it! Support Teacher Xiao and crack down on these bad elements!]

As a graduate student, what does it mean to publish in a top SCI journal? Even experienced professors can't publish, and you're telling me a freshman undergraduate can do it?

"Why would we need a student like that? I'd just expel him!"

【+1】

[Is this Magic City University not that great? Is the atmosphere bad? I definitely won't let my son go there.] [Hmm... I don't mean anything else, I just want to ask, doesn't anyone else think Teacher Xiao's evidence is far-fetched?]

【Are there still people on the students' side?】

【funny! 】

【Fork out! 】

……

In short, public opinion on the Internet basically shows a one-sided trend. When there is a clear-headed person, he or she is swept away by the general trend and knocked to the ground before he or she can say a few words, without making any waves.

Xu Ling didn't read these comments. He didn't take this matter too seriously.

But Qin Qin saw it.

Among tens of thousands of comments, few supported Xu Ling, which made her extremely angry.

Don’t these netizens use their brains when they go online?
Or do these netizens just like to read this kind of script?

An educator who cares about the country and the people points out the sad state of higher education in China with tears in his eyes?
Amateur scientists pointed out the falsification of papers?

Is it true that Shanghai University, which is regarded as one of the most prestigious institutions of higher education, is actually so shameful behind the scenes?
The more Qin Qin thought about it, the angrier she became. In the end, she even took the stage herself, typing away with her hands, intending to point out Xiao Bibo's flaws in the comments section.

Xiao Bibo is just talking nonsense. The evidence he's offering is completely bullshit! Besides, who is he? Can he even understand what's in there?

There is a lot of tension between the lines.

However, the result is predictable, her comments were "forked out" by many netizens.

After her rebuttal failed, and seeing Xu Ling calmly flipping through a book, Qin Qin was completely furious:

"No, how can you sit still? Someone said that to you!"

Xu Ling shrugged and said nonchalantly, "Why bother with him? If he's capable, he can just go to the PRL official and ask them to remove my paper! What's the point of just yelling at me like that?"

"He said you were a fraud? He said you were an academic cancer?"

Qin Qin couldn't understand and spoke in a very hurried tone.

"He said I am who I am, right? The teacher didn't treat me as a cancer, the school didn't treat me as a cancer, and they even let me participate in the competition."

Xu Ling still looked disapproving.

"Well, if you're not in a hurry, then I won't be in a hurry either."

Qin Qin was deflated and said with a look of disappointment.

But those harsh comments still bothered her.

Except for Qin Qin, some close relatives, such as Lin Yuxin, and other members of the experimental team, all looked indignant and threatened to teach the so-called Teacher Xiao a lesson.

What surprised Xu Ling was that Wang Xueqin sent him a text message, which not only expressed her full trust in him, but also expressed her concern for Xu Ling's mentality and was afraid that he would be affected by such a storm.

Wang Xueqin even said that if necessary, she could grant Xu Ling a short vacation.

Finally, Wang Xueqin pointed out that the school will clarify this incident and hopes that Xu Ling can cooperate at the appropriate time.

Xu Ling naturally agreed happily and felt very happy.

This is what it means to truly understand me!

With such a big name like Shanghai University behind me, what do I have to be afraid of?
　Many readers have reported that they dislike the competition-related plot. I will consider cutting or speeding up the story, but I can't completely delete it because it drives the subsequent content. This is also true in real life. For a freshman who wants to enter the laboratory and conduct research earlier, a good competition result is undoubtedly a shortcut.

　　But I will definitely finish writing this before it goes on sale. I apologize for the poor reading experience you've had in Dalian. Thank you all for your continued support. I implore you to continue reading.

　　If there are free recommendation tickets, I hope everyone can support me *^O^*
　　

(End of this chapter)