Farming in the Mountains: Max Level Jiaojiao Is Three Years Old

Chapter 1938: Extra: A Brand New Life 53 (Jiang Yue and Xue Yan) Chapter 1938: Extra: A Brand New Life 53 (Jiang Yue and Xue Yan) Song Yun agreed. However, he only stopped cutting back on food and drinks, but remained frugal in other aspects. He had two younger sisters, still in school. He wanted to save money for them, so they wouldn’t have to suffer as much as he did during his school days. Suffering alone was enough for him.

While Song Yun was very knowledgeable in theory, he lacked practical experience. Thus, Jiang Yue and Xue Yan led him, as they always worked on experiments.

Song Yun suffered from social anxiety and preferred to quietly work on his own. He could immerse himself deeply in experiments, being especially patient and meticulous, making mistakes seemed difficult… Overall, despite some temperamental differences, other members of the project team really liked Song Yun and enjoyed working on experiments with him.

When working, Song Yun could become completely absorbed, showing unwavering steadiness, which made everyone momentarily forget his social anxiety.

Everyone felt that Song Yun had two faces.

Once he started his research, he seemed like a completely different person, shining brightly.

Yet, everyone also felt that this was the real Song Yun.

After all, once he got comfortable, Song Yun wouldn’t have social anxiety anymore, which was only towards people he wasn’t close with or familiar with.

Song Yun also had a talent in this area, progressing quickly. Apart from Jiang Yue and Xue Yan, no one else in the project team could even come close to his level. Gradually, Song Yun stood out, leaving others far behind.

Song Yun felt that he had two additional teachers, which were Jiang Yue and Xue Yan.

Had it not been for Jiang Yue and Xue Yan’s guidance, his progress wouldn’t have been so rapid.

And Song Yun was becoming increasingly important and outstanding within the project team. Medical University was exceptionally pleased since their project team included three undergraduates, two of whom, Jiang Yue and Song Yun, were from their school.

Professor Zheng was extremely gratified. He didn’t care whether he was a talent scout or whose disciple they were, nor did he care about anything else. He simply wanted talented individuals to fully fulfill their potential and contribute to the nation and society.

Should this project succeed in its research, it was unknown how many people it could help heal.

If he had the capability to provide these talented individuals with the best research environment, then he would provide it. If he could help these talents focus entirely and wholeheartedly on their research, then he would assist them.

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That day, on Friday evening, Jiang Yue, Xue Yan, and Song Yun were in one of the laboratories under Professor Zheng’s guidance at the Medical University, sitting in front of a sterile workbench conducting experiments.

Suddenly, Xue Yan’s phone rang.

It was from Zhou Ping.

As it happened, Xue Yan had just finished the experiments assigned to him, so he picked up the phone.

“Xue Yan, Yao Xi is almost here. I can’t make it to the train station to pick her up. There was an issue with the student council today, and I absolutely can’t leave. I’ll probably be busy until midnight. Have you finished your experiment? Can you go pick her up?”

In their group chat, they had arranged for Yao Xi, Chen Sheng, and Xu Yi to visit their school this weekend. They all bought tickets for Friday evening.

However, Yao Xi was arriving that evening, while Chen Sheng and Xu Yi, having bought tickets late, had tickets for eleven at night and would only arrive the next morning.

“Hmm, I’ve finished, I’ll go pick her up,” Xue Yan agreed.

After hanging up the phone, Jiang Yue also finished her experiments, stopped the operations, and cleaned up the workbench.

Song Yun still had some work left to do. Since there were others in the next lab, Jiang Yue and Xue Yan informed Song Yun that they were leaving first. They asked Song Yun to send them a message when he got back to his dorm, letting them know.