Quick Transmigration: Pangu is Actually My Brother

Chapter 386 Ode to Joy (7)

Fan Shengmei's blind date with Senior Brother He was quite pleasant. After having enough gossip, Wangyou took Qiu Yingying and Guan Juer out shopping.

After returning home, Andy received more good news: she had gone to the hospital for a checkup and found that she was normal. Andy was relieved.

"Sister Andy, who went with you today?" Wangyou asked curiously.

"It's Lao Tan."

"Oh, Andy, you seem to have a good relationship with this Old Tan!"

“We’ve been friends for many years, and he’s helped me a lot.”

"By the way, when is Andy planning to go see your brother?"

"We'll set off tomorrow."

Do you need me to come with you?

"No need, you're just a young girl, don't worry about so much. Old Tan will be coming with me."

"Oh, then I won't be a third wheel."

"Don't guess what I mean by 'light bulb,' this is food I bought for you when I got back."

"Thank you, Sister Andy. Why did you buy so much milk?" Wangyou rummaged through the bottles.

“You’re at the age where you’re growing, so drinking more milk can promote bone development,” Andy said with a smile.

"Okay, okay!"

"Then I'll head back now. You should get some rest."

"Okay, goodbye Andy."

Time flew by and it was time for Wangyou to start school. She had to say goodbye to her retirement life and go back to studying.

"School starts tomorrow, let's take you there," Andy said with a smile, looking at the dejected Wangyou.

"No need, it's just two streets."

"Then someone has to carry your luggage for you. We'll go together, but it's only two streets away. Why do you have to live on campus?" Qu Xiaoxiao didn't understand.

"Because my carefree days are over. After school starts, it will be difficult for you to see me. Do you know what that means?"

What does it mean?

"It means I'm going to have to live the life of a beast of burden sooner than expected, sigh!"

"Don't be so downcast. We'll come see you whenever we have time and bring you delicious food," Qiu Yingying said with a smile.

“Yes, we can also experience the atmosphere of a prestigious university,” Guan Guan said, pushing up her glasses.

During their conversation, the group decided to send Wangyou to school. Unable to refuse their kind offer, Wangyou accepted.

The next day, everyone took Wangyou to her dormitory, filled her refrigerator, and then they had a meal together before parting ways.

Forget-Me-Not's sophomore year was incredibly busy; she even had her own private laboratory.

Then Wangyou secretly did something big.

"Wangyou, what are you doing? Studying satellites?" Professor Lin saw that the child had been spending several days in the lab and came in to check on him, only to find a spherical object.

"That's right, I built my own satellite so I won't have to borrow a route anymore," Wangyou said with a grin.

"Little Forget-Me-Not, I find your idea a bit risky!" Professor Lin sighed helplessly. Luckily, he came in and took a look, otherwise this girl might have gotten herself into a huge mess.

After research by several senior professors, it was found that the satellite Wangyou created could operate independently and was in better condition than the satellites currently used in their country. If one hadn't seen it with their own eyes, it would be hard to imagine that a young girl could have completed this thing independently, and importantly, it didn't take much time at all.

Then, with a wry smile on his face, the satellite was confiscated.

"Waaaah! You're all bullying me! These are clearly mine, why are you taking them away?!" Wangyou protested, sitting down on the ground and crying.

This left the staff who came to remove the satellite completely bewildered, as were the professors and senior students. No one expected the girl to sit down and cry.

"Don't take it for free, Forget-Me-Not. You'll get paid, and there will be dividends every year."

"But this is something I researched for my own use, I don't want to sell it~~" Wangyou was extremely sad at the thought of losing the satellite she had finally acquired.

"Wangyou, tell Teacher Lin, why do you want your own satellite?"

“I have to use satellites every time I need to look something up. If I use a national satellite, I have to do it secretly. If I use a foreign satellite, I have to be careful not to cross the line. It’s so hard for me. I just wish I had my own satellite so I wouldn’t have to bother others anymore,” Wangyou said with tears in her eyes.

"This child is really having a tough time!" Everyone present was speechless. This girl not only uses her own satellite, but also other people's satellites without any problems. At least they never heard any reaction from their own satellites, or any news from other countries.

But no child would build a satellite by themselves. Looking at the newly built satellite in front of them, can they convict the child? Of course not!

"I'll apply for it for you. You'll have the right to use the satellite from now on, without having to do it secretly, but you can't endanger national security."

"really?"

"real."

"That's fine."

Seeing Wangyou wipe away her tears and give in, a group of people felt a pang of sympathy. What a sensible child! With proper education, she could become a national-level talent.

"Junior sister, this is the Buddha Jumps Over the Wall soup I packed for you. It just arrived, so eat it while it's hot."

"Here it is!" Hearing that there was something delicious to eat, Wangyou didn't care about the satellite or anything and quickly went to eat Buddha Jumps Over the Wall.

The researchers wiped their sweat, thankful that Professor Lin had been farsighted enough to order Buddha Jumps Over the Wall the day before yesterday; otherwise, they wouldn't have gotten through this so easily.

The satellite was taken away, and the relevant staff immediately reported the matter to their superiors, also mentioning the satellite authorization. After a moment's thought, the leader agreed.

And he stepped in to resolve Wangyou's worries, though they weren't really worries.

Of course, Wangyou was unaware of all this, because she had recently become obsessed with games and wanted to create a game where different dimensions and brainwaves coexisted.

To this end, Wangyou embarked on a research project that required her to neglect sleep and meals.

Winter arrived in the blink of an eye. As snowflakes fell one by one, Wangyou's alternate dimension was successfully completed, but she only had a slight clue as to how to transfer a person's brainwaves into the game character's body.

However, the discovery of the alternate dimension excited everyone. It was like a space in a novel that could be carried around, giving soldiers a better chance of survival when they went on missions in the future.

However, this research cannot be published, just like a satellite, though these people aren't particularly interested in it.

"I want to go home and rest for a while, to clear my head," Wangyou said, rubbing her temples.

"You should have rested a long time ago. You've been so busy that you haven't even had time to eat. It's winter break, so I'll have your wife give you some good nourishment. Come to my house with me for the New Year," Professor Lin said with some concern.

"No, I'll just go back to Joyful Song. We can talk about the rest of the experiments when school starts." Wangyou declined the teacher's offer. She felt most relaxed when she was in her own territory.

"Okay, just tell them if you need anything, or you can ask the teacher." Professor Lin didn't insist; he knew Wangyou's personality quite well.