Eso significaba que era él quien conocía la situación completa; los demás solo sabían una parte.
Con esto vino una orden estricta para callar: absolutamente prohibido hablar y registrar estos resultados, ni siquiera divulgarlos.
Quien descubriera lo contrario, fuera cual fuera su posición o rango, correría el riesgo de ser acusado y encarcelado por el resto de sus días en Qingkang. En casos graves, incluso podrían ir al Grupo D.
Además de estas medidas de confidencialidad, el pedido especial para Lu Xin fue respaldado personalmente por Bai Profesor.
Una semana después, mientras comía tranquilamente su comida de hospital y siendo cuidado por una enfermera pequeña, Lu Xin recibió un archivo. Al abrirlo, quedó petrificado durante mucho tiempo antes de decir con incredulidad: "¡Universidad?"
"No es universidad," explicó Han Bing. "Es solo un curso de orientación."
"Su nombre completo es el Curso Avanzado de Teorías Espirituales en Qingkang; la escuela de entrenamiento se eligió en la Universidad de Qingkang."
"Incluyendo no solo a ti, sino también a muchos otros."
"Bai Profesor dijo que vendrá personalmente para enseñar. También crees que puedes encontrar lo que buscas en estos cursos."
Ella explicó con paciencia y sonrió. "Según Bai Profesor, aunque eres un estudiante, también eres un profesor honorario. Hay áreas de conocimiento que ni él entiende del todo; tú tienes la capacidad natural de comprenderlos. Entonces, mientras estás aquí para el entrenamiento regular, necesitarás subir a la tribuna en algunos momentos clave para explicar."“Ah...”
Land Xin listened, genuinely a bit stunned.
Not only would he have to attend university classes, but also give lectures on the stage?
He had only graduated high school...
Stunned for a while by this question, he suddenly realized and lowered his voice, "So, if I participate in this..."
"...Will it get me a graduation certificate?"
"..."
Han Bing said she would go and inquire about it on his behalf, and secretly told him that there was a very high probability of getting a special-approval graduation certificate.
But Land Xin also expressed his attitude.
He did not want a specially-approved or honorary one; he just wanted an ordinary graduation certificate.
Perhaps the bachelor's degree with special titles was actually something less valuable?
Besides, he could hardly believe that after being out of school for so many years, there would still be a day where he could attend university...
The training program would start three days later. Land Xin was promptly expelled from the hospital room on the same day.
He had also stayed long enough in the hospital.
Living under the care of two young nurses was quite comfortable, but it became unpleasant when they followed him even to the toilet...
There was no time to feel sorry for not having eaten his fill of patient food yet.
Land Xin considered this training program—more accurately, a training program held on the campus of Qinggang University—quite important as well.
He returned to Satellite City No. 2 that day and asked for leave from the company first.
Not only did he make up for the sick leave during the recent check-up period, but he also requested leave for attending this training program afterward.
Then it was time to pack his belongings and prepare his itinerary...
...
"Still not bad..."
Watching Land Xin's serious demeanor, his mother seemed in a good mood: "The researchers at Qinggang, or that old man who likes to wear white suits—truly a person of great resolve. He dared to personally train you, indicating he did not feel reverence because of your test results and choose to draw lines with you to avoid getting involved in events beyond his personal capabilities."
"Although I'm unsure if he can truly help you, the courage he has shown is very praiseworthy."
"...?"
"How does it sound like you're uncertain whether they can actually help me?"