Quick Transmigration: Only You Are the Desire of My Heart

[Host, guess who reported Ji Ying?] Qingyu's sweet, childlike voice, no matter what she said or when you heard it, always melted your heart.

Song Qingyin couldn't help but applaud her wise decision to initially choose the "little baby voice" setting.

Isn't it Yang Zhao?

[Hehe, no, it's Chu Hanxi.] Qingyu's voice held a hint of smugness. [I monitored his computer; he's the one who wrote the whistleblower letter. But the program I planted almost got discovered; luckily, I retracted it in time.]

[Host, it's strange, really. I'm confident that even the most brilliant computer genius wouldn't be able to detect the program I secretly installed, but he almost found it on Chu Hanxi's computer. That doesn't make sense.]

"Perhaps there's some area of ​​knowledge you haven't collected completely, or you've missed something," Song Qingyin said with a slight smile, comforting Qingyu as she listened to her analysis.

"Is that so?" Qingyu muttered softly. After a while, she seemed to be convinced and hurriedly went to find other study materials.

Song Qingyin didn't expect that her words would cause Qingyu to frantically absorb all the knowledge she could for a period of time, but she was happy to see this happen.

However, she really hadn't expected that it was Chu Hanxi who wrote the whistleblower letter, but upon closer reflection, it made perfect sense.

Soon, the organizing committee released its decision regarding Ji Ying, confirming that she had indeed plagiarized. All awards she received in the competition were revoked, and she was banned from the competition for five years.

The official announcement from the competition caused an uproar. After all, the fact that plagiarism occurred in such a large-scale competition, especially by the first-place winner, raised many questions about the fairness of the competition. This made the organizers extremely resentful of Ji Ying, but they couldn't go too far for the sake of saving face.

However, since it was difficult to act openly, many people resorted to underhanded tactics to vent their anger. Therefore, Ji Ying had a very difficult time during this period.

Following the announcement, the school quickly released the results of its disciplinary action.

Because of Ji Ying's personal behavior, which has caused extremely negative impact on the school, she has been given a major demerit, is not allowed to participate in the selection of any honors, must compensate the victims, and this will be recorded in her personal file.

Such punishment is undeniably severe. While the other punishments are manageable, the last point is particularly egregious. Recording it in her personal file means this stain will follow her for life. Any organization or company will have to carefully consider her character before hiring her, and good jobs will essentially be out of her reach.

Working with someone like that means you might one day have your things taken for themselves and then be falsely accused.

The school's forum has been dominated by this news for the past few days, and its popularity remains high.

[Wow, this is outrageous! How could Ji Ying dare to plagiarize in such a big competition?!]

[Shocking news! Who knew she was this kind of person? Fellow computer science students, be careful, your hard work might end up being someone else's. Hahaha.]

[Laughing and crying, the person upstairs is so mean. But you really have to be careful around someone like that.]

[Damn, I actually used to like him! I really want to drag my past self out and slap him a few times. What a jerk! Of all people to like, why did I have to fall for someone so morally bankrupt?]

[Haha, I sympathize with the person upstairs, but it's always good to cut your losses in time. Next time, be more discerning before approaching someone.]

[I can't believe I used to ship her with Chu Hanxi. It was my fault; she doesn't deserve it.]

I saw through her scheming nature a long time ago. She always hung out with guys, acting all high and mighty, but she had ulterior motives.

[I'm JY's roommate. She's completely insane. She yells and screams in the dorm, and throws tantrums all the time. The rest of us are afraid she'll sneak up on us at night and kill us. The look in her eyes is like she wants to chop someone up with a knife.]

[Yes, yes, oh my god, it was so scary! I'm too scared to go back to my dorm, so I've been sleeping at my friend's place every day lately.]

[Hey upstairs, you need to change dorms right now, this is terrifying!]

【Yes, I've already applied to my advisor. Thank you!】

[Just between you and me, I think JY seems to have good relationships with some people in society. I've seen her getting close to a blond guy several times.]

[I have another piece of news. A friend of mine from University A told me that JY has an ambiguous relationship with a senior graduate student in the computer science department at her school. Judging from the timeline, she was pursuing CHX at that time.]

Wow, is this really that amazing?

I can testify that the work she plagiarized seems to be that of that senior student.

I could conjure up a thousand-word conspiracy theory in my head.

……

The fierce online battles have even spilled over into real life. Everyone now avoids Ji Ying like the plague. Her roommates have repeatedly asked to change dorm rooms, her classmates avoid her like the plague, all the clubs she used to join have expelled her, and some people even mock and ridicule her...

All of this left her exhausted, and she had no choice but to move out and live on her own.

At this point, Song Qingyin's mission was half complete. Now that Chu Hanqi and Ji Ying were no longer involved, she wouldn't go out as promised and cause a car accident, so the mission of protecting Chu Hanqi was also considered complete.

As for the second task, exposing Ji Ying's true colors, her reputation is now ruined because of plagiarism, and anyone who wants to cooperate with her in the future will have to think twice. So it seems that the second task is also feasible.

The remaining tasks, which would just take more time, weren't too difficult, but they were the main quests, and gaining Chu Hanqi's trust points left her with some doubts.

【Little Qingyu, how much trust value does Chu Hanxi need to reach to complete the mission? What are the evaluation criteria?】 Song Qingyin couldn't help but frown. From the beginning, she only knew how to obtain trust value, but how to obtain this trust value and how to collect it was completely a mystery to her.

[I'm sorry, host. No one has ever completed the mission to win over Chu Hanxi, so there are no clear criteria for evaluating its completion.]

[Wait, you mean someone tried to seduce Chu Hanxi but failed? That shouldn't be the case. This mission isn't difficult, so why would they send people to this world multiple times?]

The more Song Qingyin listened to Qingyu, the more confused she became. Generally speaking, the Time and Space Administration would not send people to a world multiple times unless the world was about to collapse. In such cases, the Heavenly Dao of the small world would seek help from the main world, and the Time and Space Administration would then dispatch mission personnel to intervene in an effort to save the small world. This was the very reason for the existence of the Time and Space Administration.