Mr. Ren admitted that Lin Nianhe was excellent, but he didn't trust her.
Scientific research is lonely, it's common to spend years in remote places for a project, sometimes unable to see family at all;
Scientific research is also frustrating; sometimes, despite all efforts, one cannot advance even a millimeter forward—a step that seems light, yet countless people can't complete in a lifetime.
In Lin Nianhe's experiences, while being advantageous externally, each was regarded as a ticking time bomb by Mr. Ren, unpredictable when it might explode.
Elder Ji listened to his old friend's words, slightly furrowed his brow imperceptibly, but didn't help out in the conversation. Instead, he looked at Lin Nianhe, signaling her to speak for herself.
Lin Nianhe smiled and said, "I also don't know."
Mr. Ren's eyebrows knitted tightly.
Don't know? What kind of answer is that?
Elder Ji also showed disapproval.
This girl is normally very quick-witted, why the lack of response today?
