Hmm …
In a sense, the quests that spawned this time were indeed of the highest quality.
Especially when he saw the first mission.
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Mission 1: Research is suicidal.
Description: Blow up a city-level research institute.
Requirements: Blow up a city-level research institute.
Reward: Subject experience points are determined by research contribution (minimum 5000). General points are determined by direct economic loss (minimum 5000). One lucky draw ticket (85% garbage, 15% sample).
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"What the f * ck is this?" Lu Zhou could not help but complain.
He finally understood why this system was called a black technology system, but it gave him long-distance running missions.
If it wasn't for the fact that he had trained his body well, it was for this kind of thing.
Without any hesitation, Lu Zhou excluded it from the options. Even though the experience points and general points were really tempting.
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Mission 2: Can't tolerate a grain of sand in one's eyes.
Description: Corruption is the root of academic progress. The waste of scientific research funds in human society causes the resources that should be devoted to exploring the future to be spent on meaningless things. A true academic warrior can't tolerate a grain of sand in one's eyes. The academic world also needs discipline. Go, young man!
Requirements: Collect evidence of corruption of any professor (associate professor or above). There is no limit to the means used to end their academic career.
Reward: Subject experience points are determined by the total amount of corruption (minimum 3000). General points are rewarded 1000. Sample obtained (small spherical reconnaissance drone).
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Good values, but sorry, I still want to graduate!
Lu Zhou did not hesitate to exclude this mission.
Not to mention whether or not he could collect enough evidence, even if he had conclusive evidence and made a big news report, it would still be impossible for him to clean up the academic community. After all, the school needed their reputation, and other people would not want to see a rule-breaker jump out.
As for an anonymous report, it was useless.
It wasn't like there was no precedent for this.
Also, Lu Zhou felt that he was not a person with a strong sense of justice. His heart was more rational than emotional. At most, he had a bit of a conscience.
Things like enforcing justice on behalf of the Heavens should be left to ambitious people.
As he was about to continue reading, Lu Zhou's heart suddenly skipped a beat.
Wait, I've already eliminated two quests. Doesn't that mean I only have one quest left to choose from?
In the past, although some of the three quests that spawned were particularly deceptive, at least there were some that he could muddle through. He even had the leeway to be picky about the quest rewards.
But this time …
Something didn't seem right.
Please don't let it be another deceptive choice!
Swallowing a mouthful of saliva, Lu Zhou looked down.
[Mission 3: Be a landslide in the academic world.]
[Description: Since you don't want to be a clean stream in the academic world, you might as well be a mudslide! Let the entire academic community tremble under your crazy indoctrination!]
[Requirements: Publish 10 SCI theses within two months and be successfully included. Failure to complete 10 SCI theses within the time limit would be considered as a failure, and the reward would be cancelled. If you complete the mission ahead of time, you can end the mission ahead of time and increase your rating.]
[Reward: A fixed reward of 100 experience points for each thesis. The thesis will be assigned to a specific subject based on the thesis's orientation. Eight hundred points. One lucky draw ticket (90% garbage, 9% sample, 1% blueprint)]
Lu Zhou: …
It seemed like he had no other choice. He bit the bullet and chose Mission 3.
Even if he took a step back, the worst case scenario was that he would only be stuck for two months. Anyway, the system did not say that he would be punished if he did not complete the mission. If he did not complete the other two quests, he would have to spend 200 general points to reset them.
That was 200 general points, which could be exchanged for a lot of theses!
Sometimes he really felt that the purpose of the system's existence seemed to be to help him, but in reality, it was just to repay society.
Generally speaking, other than those special subjects, it was already very good for scientific researchers to be able to publish two SCI theses a year.
If someone published fifty or sixty theses a year, regardless of which field they were in, it would be considered a complete failure.
Also, if Professor Tang knew that he had published ten SCI theses in two months, he would be so angry that he would have internal injuries.
No, I can't let him know!
After exiting the system space, Lu Zhou frowned as he laid on his bed. He was worried about this mission for a while.
It took him so much effort just to publish one SCI thesis. Now, he had to publish ten in a row. Isn't this tormenting me?
However, after thinking about it, he suddenly thought about it.
Actually, if he thought about it carefully, accepting this mission might not be a bad thing.
800 general points was quite tempting. Also, each thesis was fixed at 100 experience points. Considering that he could decide the subject of the thesis, if he wanted mathematics experience points, he could publish a mathematics thesis. If he wanted information science experience points, he could publish a computer related thesis.
In other words, this was a freely disposable amount of experience points!
He could publish a mathematics thesis and then publish nine computer science theses! This way, his information science experience points would reach exactly 1000 points and he would be able to level up! Level 1 in both mathematics and computer science! Level 1!
Also, this time, the system did not have a strict requirement for the quality of the thesis. Also, the mission reward was not linked to the academic value of the thesis. This also meant that no matter how boring his thesis was, as long as it could pass the review and be accepted by the SCI journal, it would be fine.
Thinking about this, Lu Zhou's eyes suddenly lit up.
He sat up and immediately climbed down the ladder. At the same time, he took the laptop beside the bed and stuffed it into his backpack. He grabbed his T-shirt and put it on.
Liu Rui peeked at Lu Zhou. When he saw that his mathematical analysis textbook was still on the table, he pretended to be concerned and asked, "Lu Zhou, aren't you going to study mathematical analysis? The exam is tomorrow. "
Lu Zhou walked to the door and put on his shoes. He casually replied, "I have to go to the library. I'll come back and study."
Liu Rui pretended to be curious and asked, "Why are you going to the library? Isn't there wifi in the dorm? "
"The wifi in the dorm can't download documents from the internet. I recently signed up for a mathematical modeling competition. A lot of professional stuff can't be found with Baidu."
Of course, Lu Zhou would not say that he was looking for information for his thesis. Therefore, he made up an excuse. After all, if Liu Rui knew that Lu Zhou published an SCI thesis while they were studying for the exam, Liu Rui would probably lose his mind again.
Lu Zhou was quite concerned about his roommate's mental state.
When Huang Guangming heard about the national mathematical modeling competition, he suddenly raised his head and shouted, "F * ck me! Zhou, you're nutty! Treat me to dinner after the prize money! "
"Oh, call me Brother Lu and I'll treat you!"
Lu Zhou immediately walked out of the door. He did not give Huang Guangming any chance. He left Huang Guangming screaming in the back.
"Brother Lu, Brother Lu! Don't go! I called for him! "
Liu Rui looked at the densely written exercise book. His expression was a bit stiff and his heart was in a mess.
Mathematical modeling competition!
He had paid attention to this competition before. He even specifically consulted a student who won the first prize in the last competition. He felt that he was not strong enough. He was originally planning to participate in the competition in his second year but he did not expect the student who was recognized as a slacker to sign up …
Although the possibility of this was low, what if he won the prize in the competition …
No.
Liu Rui took a deep breath and secretly clenched his fists. He made up his mind.
This September, there were still three months left.
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