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Dong Xin chuckled softly, "Sister Wei, you don't know, Jiang Yang has more than just this one entrepreneurial project. In my opinion, it won't be long before he becomes a leading figure among college student entrepreneurs in Beijing!"

Lin Wei looked at Jiang Yang, then at Dong Xin, and couldn't help but sigh, "It's so unfair! I never imagined Jiang Yang would be such a rich husband!"

Jiang Yang smiled and waved his hand: "I dare not accept the title of 'golden bachelor,' I am still on the road to becoming one."

Dong Xin blushed slightly and gently pushed him: "You're such a chatterbox! I'll show you the first edition of the school magazine as soon as it comes out."

Jiang Yang smiled and nodded.

Lin Wei watched the interaction between the two and felt happy for Dong Xin.

She cleared her throat and steered the conversation back on track: "By the way, Jiang Yang, I have something to tell you. Zhuang Yan'an has left the club."

"Oh?" Jiang Yang raised an eyebrow. "Why did he suddenly leave the club?"

"I guess Zhuang Qiang's affair left him without any backing, and he became quite deflated. When he left the club, he no longer had the arrogance he used to have," Lin Wei explained.

Upon hearing this news, Dong Xin couldn't help but clap her hands and cheer: "That's wonderful! He's finally stopped being so arrogant at school!"

Jiang Yang nodded: "It seems that Zhuang Qiang's arrest has taught him a lesson. Hopefully, he can focus on completing his studies from now on."

Lin Wei, however, was somewhat worried: "I always felt that there was something off about the look in his eyes when he left the club. He didn't seem like he was settling down. Jiang Yang, you should still be careful, in case he gets desperate and does something rash."

Jiang Yang smiled faintly: "Don't worry, Sister Wei, I'm not someone to be trifled with either."

The three chatted for a while longer about the school magazine.

Following Jiang Yang's instructions, Lin Wei began to redesign the layout and content of the school magazine.

She took out a piece of paper and started sketching and drawing on it while thinking, occasionally asking Jiang Yang and Dong Xin for their opinions.

After discussing the matter, Dong Xin and Jiang Yang left the literary society together.

On the way to the classroom, Dong Xin couldn't help but say, "Jiang Yang, you know so much. You can even give such professional advice on the layout and design of the school magazine."

Jiang Yang smiled and said, "It's nothing. I just enjoy reading and have a wide range of interests."

The two chatted as they walked and soon arrived at the classroom.

As soon as they entered the classroom, they saw Professor Zhang standing on the podium, ready to begin the lesson.

When Professor Zhang saw Jiang Yang, he smiled and joked, "Oh, our busy Jiang Yang has finally come to class. I thought you had forgotten about classes."

A burst of good-natured laughter immediately filled the classroom.

Jiang Yang scratched his head a little embarrassedly: "Professor Zhang, please don't make fun of me. I've just been busy with school matters."

"Being busy is a good thing, but you should also pay attention to balancing work and rest," Professor Zhang said with a smile.

"But then again, you've done Hu Kang a huge favor. Once the paper is published, your name will definitely be listed as an author."

Jiang Yang waved his hand modestly: "It's all a coincidence, I didn't do anything."

Professor Zhang waved his hand and said seriously, "This is no coincidence. You really solved the key problem. Based on your contribution, even if you don't attend a single class in three years, you can still graduate smoothly."

There was an uproar in the classroom.

Everyone knew that Jiang Yang donated school uniforms to the school, but no one expected that he would also participate in academic research and even be able to sign his name on papers.

This is simply unbelievable for a freshman.

Su Jingtong was chatting with Xu Dan and didn't notice Jiang Yang coming in at all.

Upon hearing Professor Zhang's words, she abruptly turned to look at Jiang Yang, her eyes filled with disbelief.

Xu Dan was equally shocked.

She opened her mouth, wanting to say something, but then didn't.

Su Jingtong lowered her voice, her tone tinged with doubt: "What's going on with Jiang Yang? He's a freshman, how could he possibly be writing a paper?"

Xu Dan's eyes darted around, and she said with certainty, "He definitely stole it! How could a freshman like him really participate in the research for Professor Zhang's paper? He's definitely just trying to gain fame!"

Su Jingtong felt that what she said made sense, and she felt even more disdain for Jiang Yang.

Xu Dan lowered her voice, her tone sinister: "Jing Tong, this is a great opportunity! Think about it, how could a freshman possibly write a paper? There's clearly something wrong with him! We can report him and ruin his reputation!"

Su Jingtong's heart skipped a beat, but then she remembered the scene where she was ridiculed instead of reporting Jiang Yang last time, and couldn't help but shudder.

She shook her head and refused, saying, "Forget it, it's better to avoid trouble. I don't want to go through what happened last time again."

Xu Dan wanted to persuade her further, but seeing her resolute attitude, she had no choice but to give up.

Although Su Jingtong rejected Xu Dan's suggestion, she secretly remembered it.

The course ended quickly.

Jiang Yang originally planned to go straight back to his dormitory, but Professor Zhang stopped him.

"Jiang Yang, come to my office. I have something to tell you."

Professor Zhang smiled and waved to him.

Although Jiang Yang had some doubts, he still followed him to the office.

As soon as the eldest disciple, Hu Kang, saw Jiang Yang, he immediately greeted him warmly and shook his hand tightly.

"Jiang Yang, thank you so much! The paper has been submitted, and your name is on the list!"

Jiang Yang smiled modestly: "It was nothing, Senior Brother Hu, you're too kind."

Second Senior Brother Sun Liang looked at Jiang Yang with envy: "Jiang Yang, when will you help me out? What if I can make a breakthrough in my experiments like Senior Brother Hu Kang?"

Jiang Yang laughed heartily, "Senior Brother Sun is too kind. Such opportunities are rare. However, if there's anything I can help you with, just let me know, and I'll do my best!"

Zhou Limin, standing to the side, grumbled somewhat discontentedly, "Jiang Yang, you're so biased! You only help Senior Brother Hu Kang, and you don't help me at all!"

Professor Zhang smiled and smoothed things over: "Li Min, you're only a sophomore, don't rush. Once you're a junior and have a research direction, it's not too late to ask Jiang Yang for help."

Everyone took their seats, and Professor Zhang cleared his throat and said, "Hu Kang's paper has passed the review and has aroused strong interest from several well-known professors in the field. They hope that we can hold a public meeting to explain the contents of the paper in detail."

He paused for a moment, then continued, "Hu Kang and Jiang Yang, one of you will give a speech, and the other two will be responsible for preparing some supporting materials and arranging the venue."

The other two graduate students immediately said no problem, but Hu Kang looked hesitant and seemed to want to say something but stopped himself.

Hu Kang pushed up his thick glasses, his eyes behind the lenses flickering, and he nervously rubbed his hands together. Professor Zhang noticed his unusual behavior and asked with concern, "Hu, is something wrong? You don't look well."