Obsessive Tycoon and His Swan Girl
Chapter 212 - 212 212 Speak Your Mind

Chapter 212: Chapter 212: Speak Your Mind Chapter 212: Chapter 212: Speak Your Mind As the students became more and more excited, the reporter timely revealed the PhD student’s Weibo ID on the spot.

Everyone immediately logged in to check, and discovered that the reporter and the PhD student hadn’t lied—the content he posted really did predate Jiang Zhe’s competition attendance, and by quite a lot!

The content had a high level of overlap with what Jiang Zhe mentioned.

Director Han was getting anxious, but seeing Jiang Zhe’s nonchalant demeanor, he felt that things might not be as simple as they seemed.

After all, with previous experiences involving Jiang Zhe, it seemed everything always turned out fine in the end, so there was no need to worry too much.

The reporter continued to press aggressively, “Jiang Zhe, how are you going to explain this?”

Xia Enci was indignant about his attitude and jumped up, with Xiao Meng quickly pulling her back, tightly holding her down to her seat.

Next to her, Fen Ye said leisurely, “Xia Enci, you’re telling me you still don’t understand what your Sister Xiaozhe is about?”

Xia Enci replied furiously, “Of course I understand; I just can’t stand the way he talks! I really want to punch him!”

“Okay, okay, don’t cause more trouble for Jiang Zhe,” Xiao Meng said, holding her down.

Jiang Zhe casually tapped on the table, “Guan Zhao!”

The PhD student stood up straight instinctively, “I’m here!”

“Your recent research direction is not bad, the part about the numerical study of discarded plastics, the data you derived isn’t bad either,” Jiang Zhe said casually to Guan Zhao.

A student hesitated and said, “Just now, no one mentioned what this PhD student’s actual name was, and his Weibo name isn’t this either, how does Jiang Zhe know his name?”

“Yeah, Jiang Zhe she knows his name!”

“So…”

Guan Zhao also realized, “So Jiang Zhe, are you the mentor I’ve never met in person?”

His face was full of surprise; even his stubble seemed to shine, he never expected to see his mentor today!

He had thought he’d never see his mentor in his lifetime.

Jiang Zhe nodded, “Send me your content later.”

“Okay!” Guan Zhao immediately agreed, then realized the huge blunder he’d made today, “I’m sorry, Jiang Zhe, ah, sorry Professor Jiang, I didn’t know you were my mentor—I mean, you’re my mentor, I didn’t come here today to pick at you on purpose, I just…”

Guan Zhao began to ramble incoherently.

Now it was the reporter’s turn to be dumbfounded: “What do you mean? Guan Zhao, are you playing me?”

“It’s simple; my research was under the guidance of my mentor. But I never met the mentor. However, as you can see, Jiang Zhe knows my real name… and, the research direction she just mentioned is exactly what I’m working on,” Guan Zhao explained.

The reporter couldn’t believe it, “Impossible! How old is Jiang Zhe?”

“Anyway, anyway, she instructed me over Weibo,” Guan Zhao reiterated and mentioned a few other research-related points, to which Jiang Zhe answered his questions with a light touch.

He had no more doubts; he was completely certain now!

“As for your question, I’ve explained it clearly,” Jiang Zhe said with indifference, looking at the reporter, “As for you, it seems you might still have a lot to explain to others.”

The reporter froze.

Meng Yirou sat in the audience, listening to their back and forth, initially confident of her position.

Until Jiang Zhe mentioned Guan Zhao’s name.

By the time she confirmed the relationship between Jiang Zhe and Guan Zhao, the color drained from her face, disbelief taking hold—how could Jiang Zhe know Guan Zhao, and even have instructed his studies!

This meant that instead of exposing Jiang Zhe, in front of numerous reporters, she had made Jiang Zhe even more renowned.

Meng Yirou’s hands clenched tightly.

The blood boiling within her seemed to freeze, sending chills down her spine, her hands uncontrollably gripping tighter.

Jiang Fanyue also clenched her hands empathetically, wondering if, with things as they were, Jiang Zhe could still turn the situation around.

“Since that’s settled, Director Han, please proceed with the agenda,” Jiang Zhe said, stepping to leave the stage.

“Wait!” The reporter called out to her, “Jiang Zhe!”

Jiang Zhe was getting impatient, “Out with it!”

The reporter no longer cared about her impatience or the swear words implied in her words.

He seemed somewhat desperate, “Okay, Jiang Zhe, you claim this project is yours, that you developed it. But then, why did you only provide this technology to a group in M Country and let them develop it? Don’t you know that pollution in our own country is also severe, and we need such technology? How much money did they give you to make you focus only on your own interests and neglect the interests of your own country? Don’t you care about our interests at all? What is your real purpose in doing this?”

With this statement, he was attempting to coerce Jiang Zhe by escalating the issue to national loyalty.

But his words were effective, and some students followed his lead, already accusing Jiang Zhe, “Is it true? If it is, that’d be unacceptable! Such important technology should certainly be prioritized for our own country’s use first!”

“Right, our pollution is so serious, and I heard that plastic pollution poses a great threat to the entire land and environment. What is Jiang Zhe’s intention, caring about others and not us?”

“No matter what, this shouldn’t be acceptable.”

Qin Jingchen’s brows furrowed slightly, and he whispered something to Fen Ye.

Soon after, Fen Ye communicated the message.

Amidst these accusations, a middle-aged reporter in the front row spoke up loudly, “Everyone, listen to me, I’m Hen Lang from the Jincheng Daily. Besides transferring this technology to a group in M Country, Miss Jiang has also transferred it to a domestic environmental protection and new energy development organization, one in Beijing, belonging to the local government. Miss Jiang has already submitted all technical expertise to the organization free of charge, and the company is not at all exclusive with this technology.

Moreover, this technology will also be promoted worldwide.

The Earth’s environment belongs to everyone; any pollution, in the short term, is severe for the locality, but in the long run, it’s just as harmful to the entire world’s environment.

So, having such technology, it’s impossible to only offer it to a particular region or country. Only when these advancements are shared with all of humanity, will it be most beneficial to every single person.

Those questioning Miss Jiang are welcome to come forward and verify the facts with me,” Hen Lang said definitively, clarifying all previous queries posed by the first reporter.

The students who had doubts about Jiang Zhe now realized she had already provided the technology to domestic organizations for free.

As for providing it overseas, it was indeed a matter of global responsibility!