Xueba's computing system

Chapter 106 Good Man Gu Xuan
When Lin Yuan came out of his tutor's office, his mind was still hazy.

It’s not because of the phishing OCR incident, but because of the cool operation that Dean Li just mentioned.

Lin Yuan didn't understand for a moment how the apparently positive "hundred thousand yuan" scholarship could suddenly become a point for Dean Li to disgust the tutor.

Moreover, Dean Li had clearly announced this matter loudly at the entrance ceremony before, so how could he now take it for granted and use it as a javelin to throw at the instructor?

Although Lin Yuan knew that this was a double act between the instructor and Dean Li, how could Dean Li change his expression so much when facing the same thing without feeling abrupt? If you do this, you have to make others believe it.

'Could it be? '

A thought popped up in Lin Yuan's mind, 'Is this how Dean Li and his colleagues live their daily lives?'

Praise on stage is not necessarily praise?

The more Lin Yuan thought about it, the more confused he became. He simply didn't bother to figure it out.

But Lin Yuan still needs to figure out the impact that Dean Li's actions will have on him.

Dean Li used the excuse of being at odds with his tutor to disgust Lin Yuan, his tutor's student. Then he used the excuse that the 100,000 yuan scholarship of Haotuan was illegal to disgust Haotuan and force Haotuan to terminate the contract with him.

Of course, termination of the contract is not the purpose of this move. The purpose is to prevent the good group from promoting themselves too much.

As for the good group? They didn't want to promote Lin Yuan in the first place. They just wanted to hide Lin Yuan, at least until they could replicate the food delivery algorithm.

Therefore, the Good Group would never agree to Dean Li's request to expel Lin Yuan, but would compromise with Dean Li by saying that they would not publicize Lin Yuan. They would even hint that they would make things difficult for Lin Yuan, and only asked Dean Li not to make a fuss about the 100,000 yuan scholarship.

Afterwards, Dean Li backed down and let Lin Yuan remain invisible inside the group.

During this operation, all parties were concealing their own actions, but all parties were able to achieve their goals.

Dean Li wanted Lin Yuan's identity not to be exposed by the good group, so as not to affect his plan to fish for OCR.

As for the good group, before the algorithm is successfully replicated, they certainly don't want the outside world to know about Lin Yuan's existence, so as to avoid being poached by opponents.

Therefore, although the two parties seem to be in conflict, their actual selfish motives are the same.

In the end, Lin Yuan will definitely be hidden by both parties as they wish.

What about Lin Yuan? He couldn't ask for more.

If he can be invisible in a good group, then he can hide. For a hacker, hiding is the first priority. He has no intention of making a big splash through algorithms.

Moreover, in the eyes of his mentor and Dean Li, he was willing to remain anonymous and make sacrifices for the sake of the greater good.

What is a win-win situation? This is it!

Lin Yuan thought about it carefully, and it seemed that there was more. OCR was still counting on money to corrupt him, and he didn't know the extent of this corruption. Lin Yuan felt a sense of surprise that he was "collecting money on orders".
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OCR quickly provided Lin Yuan with a method of operation. Of course, when the other party contacted Lin Yuan later, he did not use the corporate WeChat that would be obviously related to OCR, but used a private mobile phone number.

According to the operation method provided by the other party, Lin Yuan bought 150,000 WangDai on an unknown small platform and then transferred the money to the account provided by the other party.

The other party quickly gave Lin Yuan his first private job - writing a commercial website.

Lin Yuan understood that the first step of the other party's trap must look normal.

With the help of open source software, Lin Yuan completed the construction of this commercial website in just three or two days.

Commercial websites are already mature and there are too many ready-made resources available online. And unlike e-commerce websites, they do not need to involve specific business details.

Therefore, Lin Yuan quickly submitted the code to the other party. He also quickly received the first payment from the other party - 5,000 yuan.

In less than three days, a crappy website was sold for 5,000 yuan. Lin Yuan really wanted to laugh. Can't they just act more like a real person?

Two days later, another private job came in. This time, the private job was still easy to do, which was to write a customized small program.

Lin Yuan saw that if this continued, he would probably have to fight for several more times. OCR was self-righteously setting a trap for itself.

But this process cannot be omitted, but Lin Yuan really doesn't want to waste his energy on such things.

Finally, he gave his instructor a suggestion - in the future, he should hire ghostwriters to do this kind of private work.

Because the School of Computer Science is not short of talented programmers, the instructor immediately understood, "You want to do outsourcing, kid."

"You are the first person to outsource the enemy's phishing program."

Lin Yuan also thoughtfully recommended a candidate - Gu Xuan.

Because Gu Xuan always acted like a "top student", Lin Yuan had to follow him around the lab in order to be the second author of an SCI paper. He had to endure his show-off skills every time.

Looking at a piece of code, Gu Xuan wished he could talk about everything from programming standards to the introduction to algorithms.

For Lin Yuan, projects like facial 3D structured light focus on algorithms and hardware. It is enough for the code to run. There is no need for code standards of P. This is not a large-scale project for an Internet company.

Seeing that Gu Xuan had no place to spend his energy, Lin Yuan found something for him to do.

Professor Zhang shook his head after hearing Lin Yuan's suggestion, "When a gentleman does something bad, he can make others jump into his trap willingly."

Because Lin Yuan also suggested, "Let Dean Li give Gu Xuan the task."

This is because the instructor's temperament is not suitable for doing such a deceptive thing, not to mention that the instructor's personality is not suitable for doing private work for students. Dean Li's personality is perfect.

Dean Li was naturally happy to cooperate.

Professor Zhang did not stop Lin Yuan from doing this, because he also knew that Lin Yuan was often disgusted by Gu Xuan. If it were him when he was studying, he would have turned against Gu Xuan in person. Therefore, he just let Lin Yuan do whatever he wanted.

What shocked Lin Yuan in the end was that Dean Li told him that "Gu Xuan refused to take the money no matter what."

Even if Lin Yuan was a jerk, he couldn't do such a thing as taking advantage of Gu Xuan's labor for free. Even someone of Dean Li's level couldn't do such a thing.

But Gu Xuan refused to accept the money in order to curry favor with Dean Li. The reason was simple. He thought that Dean Li thought highly of him. He was given the private work because he thought highly of him. How could he accept the money?

"Absolutely!" Lin Yuan didn't know what to say except clapping his hands and shaking his head.

He planned to treat Gu Xuan as free labor in the future.

In the days that followed, Lin Yuan no longer took Gu Xuan's teasing seriously.

Because Gu Xuan often had dark circles under his eyes and looked like he hadn't woken up yet. After all, he had to do private work, work on his thesis, and attend classes. Lin Yuan even felt sorry for him.

Gu Xuan was busy with two things: Lin Yuan was going to be the second author of his paper, and he was actually working for Lin Yuan for free. Lin Yuan was so moved by him that he almost cried.

So, just let Gu Xuan complain. If he hadn't said a few words to me, Lin Yuan would have wanted to slap himself twice. It was too inhumane!

(End of this chapter)