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Zhang Li seemed to see the doubts in Lu Liangliang's mind.

He smiled and explained to Lu Liang: "Xiao Ji is my most proud disciple. The reason why he doesn't want to mention me is because he wants to achieve everything by relying on his own abilities."

"I could obviously provide him with some things and save him a lot of unnecessary trouble, but he still chose to refuse."

Lu Liang immediately understood what was going on, but the look he looked at Ji Hong became strange.

I didn't realize it, but my mentor was a bit arrogant.

Zhang Li continued: "If this matter hadn't been a big deal, Xiao Ji probably wouldn't have come to see me."

Hearing Zhang Li's words, Lu Liang seemed to realize something: "That's what I said."

Ji Hong took over what Lu Liang said: "Yes, the editor-in-chief of The Lancet and the current director of the Institute of Drug Research know the teacher."

Lu Liang suddenly realized. He just said that the invitation email from The Lancet came sooner or later, but it happened to be sent at this juncture.

The response from the Pharmaceutical Research Institute was also so fast.

Lu Liang was puzzled, how could there be such a coincidence of timely rain? It turned out to be artificial rainfall!

However, thanks to the invitation email from The Lancet and the report from the Institute of Drug Research, no one knows how long this online public opinion will last, let alone where the result will be.

However, Zhang Li waved his hand: "This has nothing to do with me. I just casually mentioned to the editor that he was the one who pestered me and took the initiative to ask me for the email addresses of Xiao Lu and the school."

"If it weren't for the fact that your drug has extremely good therapeutic effects, no matter how much I tell the editor, the editor will not send you an invitation email."

If there is a relationship, then you also need to have excellent strength, both of which are indispensable.

When he said this, Zhang Li paused, and the smile on his face became heavier: "Even the editor-in-chief of The Lancet has to thank you, Xiao Lu."

This sentence immediately made Lu Liang a little confused.

The Lancet sent me an invitation email. Logically speaking, it was the editor-in-chief of The Lancet who helped me a lot.

But according to Zhang Li, not only did he not have to thank the editor-in-chief of The Lancet, but the editor-in-chief of The Lancet also had to thank him?

This statement slightly touches on Lu Liang's knowledge blind spot.

Zhang Li explained to Lu Liang with a smile: "Actually, many people have a wrong understanding, thinking that editors of famous journals only need to wait for submissions, and then they can sit back and relax."

“But the reality is exactly the opposite. The more famous an academic journal is, the more it needs to assume corresponding academic responsibilities. At the same time, in order to maintain the standards of the journal, editors need to constantly carefully select articles to ensure that the journal can continuously publish high-quality articles. Quality article.”

“But you also know in your heart that the higher the quality of the paper, the more rigorous the content of the article, and the greater the workload required. For the editor-in-chief of a journal, every high-quality article is hard-won. ."

When he said this, Lu Liang already understood what Zhang Li meant.

Zhang Li continued: "Actually, the articles written based on your research content, Xiao Lu, are fully qualified to be submitted to the three top journals of CNS."

"But later, after considering the review cycle and publication time of CNS, etc., and the series of problems that may be encountered, I finally contacted my old friend who is the editor-in-chief of The Lancet."

Lu Liang nodded, knowing that Zhang Li also wanted to do it for his own good.

Because the three top CNS journals have their own characteristics.

For example, Cell pays great attention to the workload of articles. The research cycle of articles published on Cell is generally very long, and the research process is more practical.

Nature is different from Science in that they prefer breakthrough research.

Therefore, these three top journals are not very suitable for Lu Liang. On the one hand, his research has made breakthroughs, but it is not too big.

Secondly, he did not have enough time to perfect the experiment and make it more rigorous.

In comparison, The Lancet became the best choice, and the Lancet happened to be a medical journal, as if it was tailor-made for Lu Liang.

However, Ji Hong still reminded: "Although The Lancet has sent you an invitation email, it does not mean that your article will definitely be accepted. The Lancet's requirements are very high. Don't do it when it comes to articles. Relax."

Zhang Li on the side said with a smile: "This is Xiao Ji's experience. When he was studying, there was no problem in submitting a good article to The Lancet, but because of being lazy for a while, it was rejected. The editor-in-chief requested five or six additional trial data before the article was accepted by The Lancet."

Ji Hong, who was suddenly exposed by Zhang Li, blushed: "Teacher, don't talk about such old things anymore."

Zhang Li smiled nonchalantly, but Lu Liangliang beside him couldn't help but beat his drum. Was this something he should hear?

Ji Hong will not wear small shoes for himself in the future.

But then I thought about it and it was okay. Anyway, I now have dirty information.

Professor Ji, you don’t want anyone to know that your manuscript was almost rejected by The Lancet because you were lazy, right?

Just think about the thrill of riding a horse.

Ahem, that’s too far off topic.

Lu Liang retracted his strange thoughts, and then said: "Then Liang Gao, what is his current situation?"

Ji Hong replied: "He, Xuanlu, this incident has had a great impact on the school. Naturally, it is impossible for the school to reconcile so easily."

"I heard that the principal went to the principal of the University of Political Science and Law next to our school because of this matter, and invited a professor from the University of Political Science and Law next to our school to help with the lawsuit."

When he heard this sentence, Lu Liang couldn't help but smacked his lips.

There is also a University of Political Science and Law next to the Pharmaceutical University. That University of Political Science and Law is ranked among the best in the country. Many students in the local court are from that University of Political Science and Law.

"In short, if nothing else happens, the result of Liang Gao's second judgment should be to reject the appeal and uphold the first judgment."

This matter can be considered a happy ending.

"However, the impact of this incident cannot be said to be without some benefits. At least now in the entire domestic pharmaceutical industry, Xiao Lu, you are somewhat famous."

Ji Hong looked at Lu Liang with a teasing tone in his tone.

Since the demise of The Lancet and the Institute of Drug Research and the clarification of the misunderstanding caused by Liang Gao's article, major pharmaceutical giants have extended olive branches to Lu Liang, including some with sky-high salaries of millions per year.

Some pharmaceutical giants even got his email address from nowhere, and frantically filled Lu Liang with offers one by one.

As of now, Lu Liang's mailbox has almost been filled with offers from those pharmaceutical companies.