Lu Qinggong's recommendation letter was written by Huang Ji himself. He imitated Lu Qinggong's tone, then found an Internet cafe and logged into Lu Qinggong's personal email address and sent two letters of introduction.

With some clever grasp of timing and psychological grasp, Huang Ji created an opportunity to have a direct interview with Dean Hong.

The interview results are not important, and Huang Ji doesn’t really have to work.

Through the actual knowledge, Huang Ji successfully chatted with Dean Hong for two hours. The other party also made two phone calls in person and arranged the opportunity for Huang Ji to meet with other professors.

There is no doubt that Huang Ji began a series of "fraud".

With Dean Hong’s recommendation, Huang Ji found Professor Lin Tao and only needed one sentence: “Hello Professor Lin, I am Huaxu, Dean Hong asked me to come to you.”

This gave Huang Ji the opportunity to have in-depth communication with a large doctoral and professor from the Endocrinology and Metabolism Research Institute of Tongji University.

This time, he didn't have to pretend to be stuttering. He talked quietly and spoke eloquently, and successfully asked Professor Lin to regard him as the key training target.

When he finally left, Professor Lin Tao asked Huang Ji to attend the on-the-job postgraduate recruitment of Tongji University in October this year. At that time, he only needed to confirm the diploma on the spot and then take the exam.

Because he thought that Huang Ji would pass, Professor Lin had already regarded him as his student in advance.

Huang Ji was allowed to go to and from the research room every day to discuss the issue with him.

This is so convenient. All the doctors, professors and knowledge in their brains in several nearby campus research rooms have become his own pocket.

Huang Ji doesn't have to chase everyone and chat for a few hours. With this identity, he can get close to him at any time.

For a person, you only need to stay near him for half an hour every morning and approach him for another half an hour in the afternoon.

After repeating for two or three days, even a top professor, Huang Ji was enough to absorb all his cutting-edge knowledge.

As for the exam...

Huang Ji agreed, but obviously he wouldn't go in October. He didn't even have a junior high school diploma and took the postgraduate entrance examination?

Even if he has a bachelor's degree, he has the ability to enter major research institutes. The easiest thing is to apply directly!

Huang Jiji was confident that as long as he was given a chance to apply for a job, he could definitely work seriously in the form of social recruitment.

But he just didn't even have a junior high school diploma and could only rely on fraud.

In this way, three days have passed.

Huang Ji was wandering around the major research rooms of Tongji University, either visiting, chatting, or discussing and communicating in a manner of asking for advice.

Often, at the end of the day, there will always be people wherever he sees, and at least an associate professor.

Sometimes, when everyone is busy, he takes the initiative to serve tea and water, and even picks up a mop to clean.

Everyone gradually got used to his existence. Some people simply treated him as Professor Lin’s student and asked him to help deliver things.

Giving things is Huang Ji's favorite job.

Now he can only go to and from the research room of the same building at will, and once he delivers things, he may come into contact with professors from other departments.

Or the chief physician or even the director of an affiliated hospital.

Huang Ji has been using various methods these days to get close to the directors, deans, doctors and professors from major hospitals.

From internal medicine to surgery, from pharmacology to anatomy, from emergency medicine clinical care, to stem cell regenerative medicine, artificial heart organ transplantation, Huang Ji has not let go of everything.

There are many top hospitals in the country, key research rooms of the Ministry of Education, and various medical engineering research centers.

Huang Ji tried every means to get involved and gained a lot of knowledge and a lot of clinical experience.

However, some places are still very difficult to access.

For example, the Key Laboratory of Human Genome Research at the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Huang Ji was observing outside and scouted the site for two days before finally waiting for an opportunity.

That day, he came to the security room with a smile and said, "Hello, I'm here for an internship. Academician Liu asked me to sign up."

The security guard checked and found that there would be a PhD studying abroad from the University of British Columbia who came back from Canada this afternoon.

"Your name is..."

Huang Ji laughed and said, "Li Wensi."

"Oh, go directly to Director Zhao's office, Building C, 305." The security guard said, asked him to register and then let him go.

Huang Ji walked into Building C in front of the security guard, but then walked out through the back door and walked around Building B.

This is the laboratory building, with at least one or two top experts working every day.

Of course, Huang Ji couldn't really meet Director Zhao. He had photos of him, so he couldn't pretend to be.

Looking at the surveillance camera, Huang Ji found no dead corners.

After hesitating for a second, Huang Ji lowered his head and walked in. Although he was photographed in, he was sure of this angle and could not see his face.

"I actually need an electronic certificate." Huang Ji just went in and looked at the elevator from afar, but found that the elevator was not something that everyone could use.

You need a work ID to open the elevator, and each ID can only go to a fixed floor or return to the first floor.

He was about to turn around and walk the stairs when he found a woman walking in from the door with two pieces of paper.

The back road was blocked.

At this time, if Huang Ji retreats from the elevator door and turns to the safety passage on the other side of the hall, it will be suspicious.

At this moment, Huang Ji slowed down and quickly took out his cell phone.

He called the woman behind him on the cell phone number!

"Lingling!" The woman was several meters behind Huang Ji, and suddenly the phone rang, so she stopped and answered the phone.

"Hey? Is it Liu Xin from the organic synthesis room?" Huang Ji asked at his cell phone.

"Yes..." The woman behind him was stunned with her phone in her ear.

Because she saw Huang Ji say the same thing, standing in front of him a few meters away.

The other party seemed to have not realized that he was behind him and was still saying, "Oh, I am the new Li Wensi. Director Zhao asked me to come to Building B 401 to find you. Are you in the laboratory? I have already gone downstairs of Building B. Are you going to your office now? Hello?"

As he said that, he walked slowly towards the elevator.

"Ha?" Seeing this, Liu Xin smiled, walked towards Huang Ji, and patted him.

Huang Ji turned around, covered his cell phone and asked, "Who are you?"

"I am Liu Xin." She smiled.

Huang Ji was stunned and said, "Ah?"

Liu Xin shook her cell phone.

"So Sister Liu is behind me..." Huang Ji said suddenly.

"Haha..." After saying that, both of them put down their phones and shook their heads and laughed.

This time, the two of them became much more familiar and active without realizing it.

Huang Ji smiled and took the initiative to introduce: "I am Li Wensi. I just came back from Canada. From now on, we will be colleagues. Please take care of Sister Liu."

"Li Wensi...oh! I know, you are the international student who graduated from UBC, right? He refused to stay at the school and returned to work in China. Academician Liu was recruited. Unexpectedly, he was assigned to the organic synthesis room." Liu Xin said.

"Yes, I'm going to play in China." Huang Ji laughed, always keeping himself on Liu Xin's left side, so that he will be further away from the elevator...

Sure enough, when the two of them came to the elevator, they saw that Liu Xin had instinctively took out the card and dripped the elevator.

Huang Ji got in so easily.

In the elevator, the two were talking and laughing, and Huang Ji talked a lot of interesting things about school.

Because Huang Ji knew that Liu Xin was very impressed by her school days, and she had many precious memories of that time in her heart, at least the top three unforgettable times were all that period.

When he came to the fourth floor as he wished, Huang Ji only saw a few people working.

Liu Xin did not doubt Huang Ji's identity at all and led him to introduce Huang Ji to other experts.

Huang Ji locked in the most knowledgeable man here at a glance. At the age of 47, his hairline was close to the back of his head.

"This is the new arrival of Li Wensi..." Liu Xin introduced, then pointed at the bald man and said, "Xiao Li, this person is..."

Huang Ji laughed and said, "Academician Pan, there is no need to introduce him. I have long admired your name in Canada."

"Is that true?" Academician Pan was a little surprised.

Huang Ji said: "Of course, in 2007, you went to UBC for inspection. Before leaving, you taught us a lesson at the school. In the subsequent interview, as a Chinese student representative, I asked you a question 'How to evaluate your doctoral degree project'. Do you still remember?"

Academician Pan was stunned, then stretched out his finger and said suddenly: "Ah! Did you ask that question?"

Huang Ji laughed and said, "Yes. Your answer at that time was that your doctoral degree project has not been completed yet..."

"Yes, yes, yes, I remember you, don't talk about that time, I haven't finished the project yet..." Academician Pan said with a smile.

The one who asked this question back then could not have been Huang Ji at all. Not to mention Huang Ji, he was not even Li Wensi whom he pretended to be.

But Huang Ji knew that Academician Pan didn't remember that person at all. After Huang Ji mentioned it, Academician Pan could only remember that a student asked that question at that time. As for what the person who asked the question looked like, he had no impression of him at all.

Now that Huang Ji suddenly mentioned this matter and said the details, the student in Academician Pan's mind automatically changed from blur to Huang Ji's face.

With this impression, whenever he sees Huang Ji, he will believe that he was the student of that year, and then he will instinctively believe all the lies based on this.

Just when Huang Ji successfully entered the country and worked together with academicians of the Academy of Sciences to absorb knowledge.
To be continued...