Chapter 165: I Want a Laboratory

He took a shower and changed into clean clothes, and before heading out, he didn't forget to shave off the stubble on his chin that he hadn't cleaned in a while.

Then, he straightened his clothes in front of the mirror. Only then did Sun Cheng head out again, carrying several documents; after leaving the residential complex where his apartment was located, he hailed a taxi and headed straight for Nanjing University of Technology.

"Knock, knock!"

Finally arriving at the door of his Class Counselor's office, Sun Cheng knocked lightly twice, and a middle-aged woman's voice immediately came from inside, "Come in..."

Pushing the door open to look inside, there were quite a few faculty members in the office at this moment.

Sun Cheng's Class Counselor was named Xu Chun; he was of medium height, slightly thin, and wore a pair of black-rimmed glasses.

At Nanjing University of Technology, at only thirty-four or thirty-five years old, he was an out-and-out young man, which was also why he could get along very well with students like Sun Cheng. When he had originally applied for entrepreneurial support, Xu Chun had helped put in quite a bit of effort.

Knowing from the phone call that he would be coming over soon, Sun Cheng arrived at Xu Chun's office to find him already there.

As soon as he walked into the office and glanced toward Xu Chun's desk, Sun Cheng made eye contact with him, and without pausing, he walked straight over to him.

Xu Chun's desk was in a corner of the large office. When Sun Cheng arrived, his colleagues nearby were not there, so Xu Chun stopped his work and pointed to a colleague's stool nearby, "Sit!"

Sun Cheng had a good relationship with him, so he didn't feel constrained; he shifted the stool slightly before sitting down. Perhaps to be considerate of his mood, he deliberately lowered his voice and said, "Student Sun Cheng, I asked you to come over today because I want to talk to you about your entrepreneurial support project."

Three years ago, when Xu Chun first received the position of Class Counselor for freshmen, Sun Cheng and his peers were the first batch of students he took over. With this connection, plus the fact that Sun Cheng was usually quiet and his academic performance was good, he was very caring toward this young man who was only about ten years his junior.

Seeing Sun Cheng nod without showing any signs of nervousness on his face, he continued, "Not long ago, someone sent an anonymous report to the school, saying that after you applied for support funds from the school for your entrepreneurial project, you didn't use the money for the project. The school sent people to check it out two days ago, and someone might contact you in the next two days to ask about the situation!"

Sun Cheng raised an eyebrow. After receiving Yang Fei's call just now, he had been wondering if someone would take the opportunity to stir up trouble; he hadn't expected someone to jump out so soon.

A cold sneer quickly hung on the corner of his mouth. Although he didn't know who this anonymous troublemaker was, it couldn't be anyone other than those few people.

But, could these petty, underhanded tricks still affect him now?

Ridiculous!

Sun Cheng chuckled softly, then said indifferently, "Alright, thank you for the reminder, Class Counselor. I will handle this matter. If the school also believes that my entrepreneurial project is fraudulent, they can reclaim the support funds from me in full!"

Xu Chun blinked. He usually had classes, and this year was the graduation season for the first batch of students he had led, so he had too many things to manage daily. Therefore, apart from asking about his entrepreneurial project a few times at the beginning, he hadn't paid much attention to it afterward.

It was only two days ago that someone in the school suddenly came to ask him about Sun Cheng. After Xu Chun learned about the report, he followed up by calling him. After Sun Cheng didn't answer, he could only ask a few students in the class who had a good relationship with him, but he didn't know the general situation either.

Now, seeing his expression, how could Xu Chun not understand that there was definitely something going on.

After all, he wasn't old, so he asked with concern, "What is it? Did something happen?"

Sun Cheng shook his head. He originally didn't want to talk much about this; in his view, even if the school really determined that his entrepreneurial project was a scam, it was only a matter of a few tens of thousands of yuan.

But when he looked up and saw the concern in Xu Chun's eyes, he pondered for a moment before simply replying, "It's nothing, I just misjudged the people when selecting the startup team, and they ran off not long after the project started..."

After giving a flat explanation, he clearly wasn't prepared to continue discussing this matter, so he handed a document he had brought to Xu Chun, signaling him to open it.

"What is this?"

Xu Chun took the document bag he handed over and asked curiously.

Sun Cheng smiled without speaking, still signaling him with his eyes to open it quickly.

Xu Chun had no choice but to open the document bag, take out the contents, and look at them carefully for a while. Soon, he raised his head again, looking at him in surprise, "This..."

What was in this document bag was none other than the registration documents for the company Sun Cheng had re-registered at the Bureau of Commerce before going abroad. He had named the new company 'Cybertron Technology'. Although the registered capital was only one million national currency, Xu Chun clearly understood the weight of this document; after all, Sun Cheng was originally just a college student, and his methods and capabilities were evident.

Sun Cheng smiled slightly. He had only shown this document to avoid trouble; the main course was what followed.

Immediately, he handed another document bag he had in his hand to Xu Chun, letting him open it.

With the previous example, Xu Chun was undoubtedly much more attentive this time.

After taking it and weighing it slightly, he knew that there was unexpectedly substantial content inside.

He immediately opened the document bag, took out a thick stack of A4 paper printed documents, and flipped through them. He was attracted by the large title on the first page after just one glance.

【On the Improvement of Hard Drive Capacity by Fourth Generation Access Technology and New Materials】.

This document was more accurately described as a thesis than data, only the content was a bit more extensive.

In the text, Sun Cheng comprehensively analyzed and compared 'Longitudinal Magnetic Recording', 'Perpendicular Magnetic Recording', and the constraints of semiconductors on hard drive capacity. At the same time, he proposed a brand-new access technology and envisioned using a new material to replace semiconductors, thereby achieving a massive increase in hard drive capacity.

Of course, many parts of the text seemed somewhat plausible but specious.

He proposed a new access technology but deliberately left only a concept.

Regarding the new material, he simply proposed a hypothesis, and apart from that, there was nothing more.

Originally, if it were just like this, this document would very likely have been ignored as an empty and pretentious article.

However, the content where Sun Cheng analyzed and compared 'Longitudinal Magnetic Recording', 'Perpendicular Magnetic Recording', and the limitations of semiconductor materials on hard drive capacity was not only detailed but also precise. Anyone in the know only needed to compare it slightly to find it difficult not to generate doubts about the other parts, eventually falling into the trap Sun Cheng had set for them.

That's right, he wanted everyone who read this thesis, which was detailed to an outrageous degree, to unanimously suspect that they had already mastered a brand-new access technology, and perhaps even achieved certain results in terms of new materials to replace semiconductors.

That was enough!

Sun Cheng sat to the side, watching his Class Counselor Xu Chun with interest as he frowned, looked confused, thoughtful, and then suddenly enlightened because of his thesis.

After a long time, Xu Chun finally finished reading the document roughly. After closing it, he let out a long breath and looked at him with lingering thoughts and shock in his eyes, "Is this your research result?"

"Yes!"

Sun Cheng's major happened to be relevant, otherwise, it would have been hard to explain.

After all, many things in this document were deduced by him in the world of 【Transformers】, together with Atlas and the others, through repeated research on the Memory Chips of Jazz and Blackout.

Because the chip storage technology of the planet Cybertron had reached a very profound level, exposing many things would bring him no benefit at all. Sun Cheng therefore personally screened and simplified them, resulting in this article that he considered just right, and which could indeed be called advanced for Earth civilization.

Seeing Xu Chun couldn't help but open the document again, with the intention of reading it a second time, Sun Cheng smiled slightly and finally stated his purpose, "I have some ideas regarding the materials, and the access technology has also been constructed. I hope you, Class Counselor, can help me reflect this to the school's senior management. Regarding the new technology for hard drives, I can cooperate with the school, but I also have one request: I want a Laboratory... no, to be precise, I want a qualification for a registered entity!"

PS:

Thanks to 'z Jiuri Lingtian' for the reward and support.