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Chapter 769 - Leng Xuan Interferes With The Participants Name List
Chapter 769 - Leng Xuan Interferes With The Participants Name List
Chapter 769: Leng Xuan Interferes With The Participants Name List
Gu Mang replied, “I have something on, I’m not coming anymore.”
When Yang Tianming heard this, he did not wait any longer. He turned around and went downstairs. “Ok. Have you considered the competition?”
It was only then that Gu Mang recalled Yang Tianming had asked her to consider taking part in the International Physiology Competition.
It had already been three days.
Gu Mang’s tone was very calm. “I’ve thought about it. I won’t be taking part in it.”
Yang Tianming stood still on the stairs. He panicked immediately. “No, Gu Mang...”
“Thank you.” Gu Mang cut him off.
Yang Tianming opened his mouth and sighed in the end. He answered in a sorrowful tone, “Fne.”
Gu Mang hung up and sent Lu Chengzhou a WeChat message to tell him not to pick her up tonight.
...
At the research institute.
When Gu Mang and Yu Mufeng arrived, it was already past 6pm. The persons-in-charge of the four research teams were in Yu Zhongjing’s office.
When they saw Gu Mang enter, they all got up quickly. “Ms. Gu.”
Gu Mang nodded and walked over to the sofa and sat down. She crossed her legs and looked at them. “Do you only have the inferred structural formulas now?”
Yu Zhongjing answered, “Yes, but this structure is more complicated. We have just confirmed that it is a chiral molecule. The research process may be more complicated from here on because of the enantiomers and diastereomers.”
Gu Mang had noticed the multiple chiral centers when she looked at the structural formula, so she had come over. Chiral molecules were sometimes similar in nature and sometimes they were very different.
Especially in medicine. It was possible for one enantiomer to be harmful to people and another to be beneficial.
The presence of so many different enantiomers and diastereomers would undoubtedly increase the difficulty of the research process.
Gu Mang lifted her chin and signalled to a stack of record books that were stacked ten centimeters high on the coffee table. “Are those the experimental records?”
Yu Zhongjing nodded and pushed them over to Gu Mang. “Backward reasoning is quicker. It’s just that detection will take some time.”
Gu Mang picked up one of the books. “Show me the video of the test record.”
Yu Zhongjing had prepared this all in advance. He pressed the remote control on the projector. Everyone looked over.
Only the most critical points were recorded in the video. The persons-in-charge of the various teams reported the processes to Gu Mang according to the video. They watched for over an hour.
While Gu Mang listened, she finished reading through all the lab records.
She put the last lab notebook on the coffee table casually and leaned back. “There is no problem. Restructure the teams. Synthesize the two substances simultaneously, then carry out animal clinical testing.”
“Okay.”
The team leaders made their next plan with Yu Zhongjing before leaving the office.
...
At Hotel W.
Leng Xuan’s subordinate came back with a piece of news.
“This is all the information we have on Gu Mang.” The subordinate handed her the document. “The intelligence organization cannot find any information about Gu Mang at all. In the capital, we could only ask people who know Gu Mang and Young Master Lu.”
Leng Xuan flipped through the documents.
The subordinate said, “We don’t know how she met Young Master Lu. We only know that Matriarch Lu said herself that she is a future granddaughter-in-law of the Lu family.”
Old Madam Lu had suffered a sudden illness last year. It was a closely guarded secret in the capital. Only the Lu family and a few people from the medical association knew about it.
So it was unsurprising that the news did not spread to Jijing Island.
There were only a few lines of information in the document regarding Gu Mang. There was a photo of her with a very popular singer, Sheng Ting, in an MV.
Leng Xuan looked up. “She is the Criminal Division’s Chief Forensic Doctor?”
One would had to handle at least 300 cases before becoming a Chief Forensic Doctor.
How could it be?
At the age of 19, even Leng Xuan could not have done that.
The subordinate said, “The authenticity of this is uncertain. A few people from Capital University said she was but there are no traces of it on the school forum.”
Leng Xuan scanned through all the documents and threw them on the table.
She scoffed. “She doesn’t attend classes at medical school and yet she scored full marks. Is that very impressive?”
The subordinate did not answer her.
“Is she on Capital University’s team for the International Physiology Competition this time?
Leng Xuan asked.
“No,” the subordinate answered.
Leng Xuan had ordered him to look for Gu Mang. Of course he would not leave out any information he could find. Gu Mang was the top student in the traditional chinese medicine major so naturally he would ask if she was participating in the competition.
Leng Xuan looked down and seemed to be in deep thought. After a while, she looked up. “I need you to do something for me.”