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Chapter 85: "The Rushed Workplace"

This chapter only describes two things in detail: one is Xu Yingze finding Wu Yunlei, and the other is Mu Zhengguang finding Tang Jingming.

There is no need to summarize these two things. The real focus is just one sentence, "Nine consecutive wins, 1/512, it sounds impressive at first glance, but some companies do not recognize the ranking of the Asymptote Modeling Competition."

Some people may ask why some companies do not recognize the rankings of modeling competitions. Here are two reasons.

First, the modeling competition is a competition of strength. If a company wants to find security personnel, it must pay attention to the ranking of the modeling competition. Second, it is not easy to win nine consecutive victories in the competition, but there are many people who have won nine consecutive victories.

Enterprises may not necessarily regard people with nine consecutive wins as talents, but research institutes still attach great importance to these people because they are in great need of manpower.

It is inappropriate to say that many things the institute does are based on force. If there were not many ancients and middle-aged people in the institute, and if they were not backed by star masters, they would not be able to do anything with only the domain radius and asymptotic rate of the first and second level staff, because the first and second level asymptotics cannot stop modern weapons. The third level will be much better, but it is not safe.

This chapter also contains a description of Xu Yingze's appearance. This description is written from the perspective of the narrator, and the wording is much more restrained. If it were written from the perspective of Zhao Yuxi or Xia Yiming, it would be very straightforward.

The article written from Mu Zhengguang's perspective is about the girl's hair.

Xu Ying asked Mu Zhengguang two questions, "Am I pretty?" and "Prettier than Xu Wanyang?" The second question was more important. From this, we can guess that from an objective point of view, or in other words, Xu Ying was not as pretty as Xu Wanyang before.

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Chapter 86: The Second Assessment Task

There are no obvious problems with the institute's regulations. This huge organization is pretty good to its own people.

There is nothing wrong with Zhao Yuxi reviewing the authenticity of work reports. She has the ability to distinguish true from false, and she uses this ability to distinguish which people are worthy of being reused.

The second test for both protagonists is very difficult. The next few chapters are mainly about solving the insect plague.

According to the description in the article, there are roughly three ways to solve the insect plague. The first is to get rid of Cui Jiqiu, the second is to send Cui Jiqiu to a place without vegetation, and the third is to change his asymptote.

This chapter mainly describes Xu Yingze's assessment. Her thinking is relatively normal, not perfect, but there are no major mistakes.

The end of this chapter describes Mu Zhengguang's work progress, which is consistent with his work attitude. Chapter 77 clearly states, "This is just a job, there is no need to go all out, and there is no obligation to sacrifice oneself for others and die bravely."

When it came to actually handling the work, Mu Zhengguang's attitude was even worse. He asked his assistant to arrive first, but he himself did not. He was not unaware of the harmfulness and persistence of the insect plague, but in his plan, he did not intend to deal with it immediately.

Of course, there is a reversal in the next chapter. Tang Jingming "gives him a push" and he comes.

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Chapter 87: Summoning Animals Has Risks

The "darkness" affects not only humans, but once humans have asymptotes, they will certainly use this power to interfere with the natural environment and the ecosystem. This is inevitable. But in turn, the ecosystem can also affect humans.

For example, for a long time in human history, humans did not know that there were microorganisms in the world. Later, the microscope was invented, and people were able to observe microorganisms.

If we regard the microscope as an asymptote and observation as interference, the technology, discoveries, doctrines and theories obtained by people in this process can be regarded as the impact of the ecosystem on human beings.

There is a sentence in the article, "People who catch bugs probably grew up in this kind of environment." Cui Jiqiu was not the one who caught bugs, but he had experienced this kind of environment.

In the previous volume, no contestant ever said that he would completely destroy anyone, but in this volume, people's murderous intent has greatly increased outside the arena.

Tang Jingming believed that as long as the other party was guilty of a crime punishable by death, he could be put to death completely.

But Mu Zhengguang doesn't think so. In Chapter 46, he wrote that "life is a very precious thing", which is his attitude towards life. He believes that even if the other party deserves death, he cannot end the life of others. This idea will run through the whole book.

In this book, there are many, many people similar to Tang Jingming, countless in number, but there are very few people similar to the protagonist, rare in the world.

At the end of the chapter, Tang Jingming sent the interview video and disaster pictures to Mu Zhengguang, who immediately set off for Shahe Town.

We can analyze this again. When Mu Zhengguang didn't see the pictures and videos, he stood idly by, but when he saw these things, he would take measures to stop it.

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Chapter 88: Solve the Pest Control Problem in Advance

The conversation between Mu Zhengguang and Tang Jingming is rather complicated, but it is not difficult to summarize.

In the first clip, the two discuss whether Cui Jiqiu deserves the death penalty.

In the second clip, the two decided to go to Cui Jiqiu's house to see if there were any abnormal insect swarms in his house.

From the first clip, we can once again see Mu Zhengguang's attitude towards life and asymptote. As long as the insect plague was not caused by Cui Jiqiu's intention, Cui Jiqiu was far from being a heinous criminal, and the insect plague could only be said to be an accident at best.

From the second clip, we can see that Mu Zhengguang respects others. It is definitely inappropriate to sneak into someone else's house rashly. This has nothing to do with work, identity, asymptotic rate, or asymptotic line.

In comparison, Tang Jingming was much more "daring". He planned to rush directly into the opponent's house and kill him in his sleep.

After the conversation, Mu Zhengguang began to explore the reasons why Cui Jiqiu lost control.

The first insect plague occurred on June 6. Mu Zhengguang believed that something special must have happened to Cui Jiqiu on that day.

In addition, June 6 is the day before the college entrance examination results are released. Tang Jingming said, "You can go to the county to check your scores in the afternoon of June 24." This is his personal experience and may not be universal.

Insert Ice Dolphin. The narration in Chapter 32 clearly states that both the "fake" Zhang Ziyi, who leans towards hypocrisy, and the "real" Zhang Ziyi, who leans towards evil, can gain power.

However, Mu Zhengguang could only see the change in strength, he did not expect that Zhang Ziyi's heart had changed.

After determining the time, Mu Zhengguang wanted to know the effect of Cui Jiqiu's asymptote in order to infer this person's characteristics.

Finally, let me write the message that Mu Zhengguang sent to Zhao Yuxi, “Hello, Dean.”

Calling the dean of the branch simply "dean" has the meaning of respect, but he said "hello" afterwards, which is not a respectful title. Therefore, in summary, Mu Zhengguang did not mean to address Zhao Yuxi respectfully.

He referred to the "branch dean" as "dean" simply because it was his habit, not because he was deliberately flattering the other party. If Zhao Yuxi was not the dean of the branch, but the vice dean, then Mu Zhengguang would call her the vice dean, not the dean.

Especially in the next chapter, Mu Zhengguang calls the other party "branch dean", and he thinks this title is more polite than "dean". ————————————

Chapter 89: "Knocking on bowls and chopsticks to illuminate poisonous insects"

This chapter describes three things in detail.

The first thing to do is to watch the competition video. Mu Zhengguang watched the chopsticks and bowl separately. Hitting the chopsticks with the chopsticks summoned an energy body, and the energy body could not cause an insect plague.

The second thing is to classify the information. In the previous chapter, it was said that the scores could be checked on June 6, but Mu Zhengguang did not think that Cui Jiqiu lost control because of checking the scores. The specific reasons will not be summarized in this chapter, and will be fully explained in the next two chapters.

A work-related incident was inserted between the second and third things.

Here again, the power of the institute is very great. Zhou Xutong's power is certainly not as great as that of the emperor, but Zhao Yuxi's power is definitely much greater than that of the kings, princes, generals and ministers in ancient times.

However, although Zhou Xutong and Zhao Yuxi possess extraordinary power, they are relatively tolerant towards their subordinates and colleagues.

The third thing is division of labor and breaking the impasse. I won’t summarize the matter, but will go straight to the details.

Mu Zhengguang introduced himself as, “You can think of me as the organizer of the modeling competition.” In this self-introduction, there is no clear occupation or position mentioned. As for whether outsiders believe it or not and how to make outsiders believe it, the article uses a word, “hostage.”

Whether Cui Jiqiu believed it or not, his parents were held hostage by someone else, and he had no choice but to be controlled by them. As for whether he believed the other party's words, it was actually not important. Making the other party believe is a process, not a result.

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Chapter 90: "The Unconscious Way to Break the Situation"

The story in this chapter is very simple, it is about the conversation between Mu Zhengguang and Cui Jiqiu, with a small episode of battle in the middle.

Divide the conversation into three parts.

The first paragraph is a conversation in the living room. Mu Zhengguang stated his purpose: to point out the other party's fault and demand compensation.

The second part is a conversation in the bedroom, which takes place before the episode. Mu Zhengguang asks Cui Jiqiu to give up his power, which leads to a conflict between the two and the episode. Cui Jiqiu is defeated in the battle and loses part of his initiative.

After the battle, the third dialogue begins.

During this process, Mu Zhengguang's position and attitude were very high. He believed that the asymptote was connected to the heart, and the asymptote was to help people realize their wishes, but the other party refused to realize their wishes, and the other party's asymptote had fallen to a harmful stage. Although this person had no intention of doing bad things, the other party's asymptote could never have the same status as his asymptote.

But then again, Mu Zhengguang's attitude and position are high, which is a suppression at the level of desire, not his own suppression of Cui Jiqiu. Although he concealed some key information, he could also conceal more.

Moreover, Chapter 87 clearly states that "the research institute does not prohibit solving the problem from the root". Mu Zhengguang respects the other party's life, but he has no obligation to respect the other party's wishes, let alone respect the other party's malice, because Cui Jiqiu did cause the insect plague. It is unfair to others to indulge Cui Jiqiu to maintain the status quo.

This chapter describes three factors related to wishes: the wish itself, the degree of realization, and the "prerequisites". "Prerequisites" refer to the realization rate.

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Chapter 91: Changes and Transfers of Abilities

By the end of this chapter, Cui Jiqiu's story is almost complete. Looking at the whole story, it is clear how Cui Jiqiu's wish, asymptote, and asymptote entity came about.

First of all, some people may ask, Cui Jiqiu's wish is not worth mentioning, why did "Darkness" choose this wish to give power? Is it a long-term wish or a short-term wish that "Darkness" chose?

Judging from the experiences of Mu Zhengguang and Xu Yingze, the "secret" selection is obviously a long-term desire.

Judging from the experiences of the owners of the longevity locks and golden step-shaking ornaments, the "secret" choices are also long-term wishes.

From Cui Jiqiu's perspective, the "secret" choice is still a long-term wish.

Some people may say that Cui Jiqiu did not make long-term efforts for this wish.

Really? His attitude towards his parents, his attitude towards grades, and his request to his mother to fulfill his wish are all his "efforts". When he repeatedly imagines fulfilling this wish and repeatedly recalls the cause of this wish, it is actually considered as effort.

Some people may think that since Cui Jiqiu's wish has been fulfilled, his power should be very strong. Because in Chapter 79, Mu Zhengguang wrote, "Because most of our wishes have been fulfilled, our power is particularly strong."

The word "already" is very important. Mu Zhengguang's wish has been fulfilled (before he got the asymptote), while Cui Jiqiu's wish was fulfilled after he got the asymptote.

Then let's talk about the second topic. Cui Jiqiu's mother used deception to guide Cui Jiqiu to do the right thing. This behavior is very common. The article does not completely deny this behavior. What the article denies is "not admitting deception."

Enter the third theme, strength strengthening.

Adding auxiliary variables is the first form of reinforcement, and fulfilling wishes is the second form of reinforcement.

The first method only changes the asymptotic rate, does not affect the domain radius, and can only be strengthened to modern times at most.

The second method changes the asymptote, asymptote entity, asymptote rate, domain radius and owner of the asymptote. After the asymptote is transferred, it can be sent back without being restricted by spatial distance.

There is only one thing to note about this type of reinforcement, that is, the wish is related to others. If the wish is not related to others, it is another matter.

The fourth theme.

In the process of helping Cui Jiqiu realize his wish, another part of Mu Zhengguang's character was revealed. His tolerance for others is not unlimited, and he will intimidate others. Moreover, what he said to Cui Jiqiu's mother was not tactful. In his eyes, this kind of deceptive family affection is worthless, and he showed no mercy to the other party.

Whether it's the beginning of this chapter, "Your child has grown up and doesn't need to listen to those hypocritical stories anymore. Just tell him your thoughts directly", or the middle of this chapter, "Mother and son should not be greedy for such a tiny bit of insignificant power", or the end of this chapter, "This kind of ability will be more useful in his hands. Even if you don't give it back to him, you won't be able to defeat him. People who haven't grown up and the old times are gone", these words are very straightforward.

But Mu Zhengguang is not a cold-hearted person, and his kindness is also shown in this chapter, "There is no distinction between those who make a wish and those who help others realize their wishes."

Maybe most people would think that the latter is more noble, and that's just right, because Mu Zhengguang happens to be the latter, and he gave up the noble halo of helping others.

Moreover, in Cui Jiqiu's wish, the person who makes the wish is on the good side, while the person who helps others realize their wishes is on the evil side. The latter is really not more noble than the former.

Mu Zhengguang said these words to two people, in order to balance the status of Cui Jiqiu and Cui Jiqiu's mother.

In addition, based on the facts, what Mu Zhengguang said was not excessive, because Cui Jiqiu's mother did think about forcibly possessing Cui Jiqiu's asymptote.

(End of this chapter)