Wen Jianzhao laughed and scolded: "You kid, do you treat me like a secretary or do you really trust me? You are not even afraid that I will sell you out!"

"I call you Principal Wen on my face, but Uncle Wen on my mind. What do you think?"

This "Uncle Wen" made Wen Jianzhao feel extremely comfortable. He really admired and liked this boy. Now Qin Ke calls him "Uncle Wen", which means that even if Qin Ke graduates a year later,

He is still his younger nephew, and his relationship with this talented student will continue to be maintained.

"Okay, you're a kid who knows how to play tricks. For the sake of you saying 'Uncle Wen', I won't let you two suffer any loss if I don't have this old face."

Qin Ke held Ning Qingyun's little hand, and a rare serious look appeared on his usually cheerful face: "Thank you, Uncle Wen, I have one more request. If it is published, I hope that the price of a single copy will not exceed that of a junior high school mathematics textbook.

Half of it. The school committee and I compiled this learning material in order to popularize mathematics knowledge so that as many as possible, including poor children in mountainous areas, can learn mathematics."

As soon as these words came out, not only Ning Qingyun looked at Qin Ke with pride and recognition, but even Wen Jianzhao was shocked and moved.

This kid...no wonder so many people like him and regard him as the future of Xia Guo's mathematics community. He really has too many shining points.

This price consideration alone is better than countless "educators" who only shout empty slogans.

Wen Jianzhao said enthusiastically: "Okay! I will definitely help you talk about this!"

He knew in his heart that even if it was just to build a reputation, Yingyuan Education Group Publishing House, which was established less than three years ago, would agree to it. Moreover, the price of more than ten yuan was enough to more than recover the cost, and he could still make a lot of money with small profits but quick turnover.

At the same time, he secretly made up his mind that Qin Ke and Ning Qingyun had such selfless thoughts, and he could not let them suffer under any circumstances!

In the next few days, Wen Jianzhao personally came forward to negotiate repeatedly with Yingyuan Education Group Publishing House. He argued hard and won the contract for the two of them, which can be described as generous.

For a book of more than 100 pages, the manuscript fee alone is 200,000 yuan per person. Even an unknown non-professional illustrator like Qin Xiaoke has a manuscript fee of 50,000 yuan!

Moreover, Qin Ke and Ning Qingyun’s next royalty conditions are staggering. They are calculated based on book printing volume

Royalties!

Of course, the publisher also put forward an additional condition, that is, the second and third grade editions of Qin Ke's "Kitten Lemon and Puppy Keke's Amazing Mathematical Journey" must also be published by them and maintained

The same fees and royalties.

After careful consideration, Wen Jianzhao agreed on behalf of Qin Ke and Ning Qingyun. He had an intuition that the manuscript fee was only a small part, and the real big part was the royalties.

Soon Qin Ke and Ning Qingyun signed the contract. Because Qin Xiaoke was under sixteen years old, Qin Ke, his elder brother, signed it on his behalf.

The royalties were credited to Qin Ke and Ning Qingyun's bank cards the day after the contract was signed, and Qin Xiaoke's share of the royalties was also collected by Qin Ke.

Qin Ke had no intention of managing money for his sister. He just told his sister not to spend money carelessly, and then transferred the 50,000 yuan to Qin Xiaoke via WeChat. Qin Xiaoke was excited and cheered, and also determined to pursue an art career.

The future goals of the route.

In fact, Yingyuan Education Group Publishing House was very lucky, because several subsequent publishing houses had the keen sense to call Wen Jianzhao directly and request to publish this set of mathematics teaching aids by Qin Ke and Ning Qingyun.

I was very sorry to hear that the material had been published by Yingyuan Education Group Publishing House.

Later, when this set of books was published, it was also when the fame of Qin Ke and Ning Qingjun became famous throughout the country. I don’t know how many parents just heard "Qin Ke, edited by Ning Qingjun" and rushed to buy it without asking the price.

, the sales volume is rising steadily, breaking the first-week sales record, first-month sales record, and reader praise feedback record for academic teaching materials one after another... It makes everyone at Yingyuan Education Group Publishing House so happy that they can't close their mouths. Yingyuan

Yuan Education Group Publishing House has also jumped from a second-rate publishing house in Yuanzhou to a first-class publishing house in Huahai Province.

Of course, these are all things for later and will not be mentioned for now.

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For Qin Ke, the whole of June was busy. He was extremely busy writing teaching aids for the first grade of junior high school, preparing for the general exam, and preparing for the final exam.

But the rewards are also full. In addition to earning 200,000 royalties for writing "Kitten Lemon and Puppy Keke's Wonderful Mathematical Journey", he also did well in the HKCEE, ranking among the top five in the school, and he still did well in the final exam.

With a difference of two points, his overall score ranked behind Ning Qingyun, but he ranked first in several subjects and received a total of over 10,000 school scholarships.

Li Xiangxue was lucky this time. He actually entered the provincial competition in physics again, ranking third, and also qualified for the national competition. During this time, he often asked Qin Ke for some physics questions through WeChat, and naturally he also

He contributed a lot of income to Qin Ke.

His bank card account balance soared to 900,000 at the end of June.

900,000! For a high school student, this is undoubtedly a huge sum of money. However, Qin Ke really didn’t have much to spend money on, so he simply transferred another 200,000 to his father and asked him to renovate his home.

After all, it is an old house that has been lived in for more than ten years. After decoration, it can make the family live more comfortably.

Qin Ke also asked his father to help him buy a high-end massage chair as a filial piety to his grandpa. He regarded it as a gift in return for accepting Mr. Shen’s heirloom. After all, the heirloom was hanging on Ning Qingyun’s neck.

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After spending a lot of money like this, he still had more than 600,000 in his card. Qin Ke left it alone and didn't do anything. He had a vague plan to buy a house, but at least he would wait until the IMO and the other three national competitions were over.

, get a more generous scholarship before starting.

Compared with the monetary income, Qin Ke's academic experience gained from several activated subjects is also quite generous.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Monthly exams, general exams and final exams, and "Grades Make Me Improve" all award a large amount of experience points. The activated subject status is as follows:

"Mathematics: professional level, next level: professional level, required academic points (mathematics) 10.2/100."

"English: Professional English Level 4 (TEM-4), next level: Professional English Level 8 (TEM-8), required academic experience (English)/."

"Chemistry: High School Chemistry Olympiad (National Finals) level, next level: High School Chemistry Olympiad (International IChO) level, required academic experience value (Chemistry)/."

"Biology: High School Biology Olympiad (National Finals) level, next level: 'High School Biology Olympiad (International IBO) level, required academic experience (biology)/."

Of course, what made Qin Ke feel most happy was that when he checked his e-mail one day in late June, he finally received a reply from ANN MATH.

"Dear Mr.Qin:"

“We are pleased to inform you that your manuscript ‘The conservation law and seventeen variational methods are used to find the general solution of the boundary value problem of nonlinear partial differential equations’, has been accepted for publicion……”

This is the acceptance letter for the paper!

The main idea is: Dear Mr. Qin, we are pleased to inform you that your paper "Thoughts on the General Solution to the Boundary Value Problem of Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations Using Conservation Laws and Seventeen Variation Methods" has been reviewed and will be published soon.

In the latest issue of the Annals of Mathematics, you can see your paper in the July 21 issue of the journal…

Qin Ke was overjoyed. In fact, he received a copyright authorization agreement in early June, asking him to fill out an electronic copyright agreement and send it back. He was also told that his manuscript had entered the "proofing" stage, and as long as it passed the next "external review"

"Review" will be scheduled for publication. Please pay attention to the email at any time to receive revision comments from external reviewers.

So Qin Ke checked his email every week, but never received any new emails. He thought that this "external review" (that is, inviting academic experts outside the journal to review the manuscript) would take a long time, but he suddenly didn't expect it.

I received the notification that my paper has been accepted and will be published soon.

This means that his paper did not receive any revision comments during the "external review" stage! It was reviewed directly!

Great, Qin Ke clenched his fist vigorously. In this way, his task of "publishing a higher-level professional academic paper" can be completed in late July!

However, he was excited, and Qin Ke did not take publishing the SCI too seriously. He just told Ning Qingyun about the manuscript, and then the two went on a date to have a Western meal on Sunday to celebrate.

As for the two old professors Shi Cunyuan and Lin Haibo, Qin Ke did not notify them. He planned to wait until the paper was published before visiting the two old professors and giving them a copy each. He also invited the two old professors to have a meal.

To thank them for their help with their SCI papers.

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Qin Ke and Ning Qingyun finished their liberal arts exams. After the final exam, the second semester of their sophomore year of high school came to an end.

On June 27, Qin Ke returned to his hometown after finishing the second semester of his sophomore year of high school.

His plan is to stay in his hometown for three or four days, spend time with his family, and peruse the mathematics monograph he bought before, and then return to the city to meet Ning Qingyun on July 1, and fly to the capital together to participate in the Mathematical Olympiad.

National team training camp.

According to the information Qin Ke learned from Professor Shi Cunyuan, this IMO training camp is divided into two phases. The first phase is from March 1st to June 30th, more than half a month after the national competition. This phase is called "closed training camp".

", a total of 60 people participated (except Qin Ke and Ning Qingyun, the actual number was 58).

The second phase is the summer camp, which runs from July 1st to July 13th (July 1st is the registration day for the midterm). This is a selection training. The list of six members of the Mathematical Olympiad national team will eventually be determined. These six people will

Represent the country in the IMO on July 18th and 19th.

Qin Ke and Ning Qingyun are going to participate in the second phase of this summer camp.

The second day after returning to his hometown, that is, the night of June 28, Qin Ke, who had just finished playing ball with his old friends in the town and had dinner together, and had gone home and showered, was looking at the scene in his room.

When I was reading "The Theory of Function Approximation" by G.G. Lorentz, his phone suddenly vibrated continuously, as if someone was sending him a WeChat message.

Qin Ke was engrossed in his book. He probably didn't think it was a message from Ning Qingyun who had gone to take a shower. He planned to finish reading this page before picking up his phone, but his phone rang soon after.

Qin Ke had no choice but to put down his book and pick up his cell phone. When he saw it, it was his classmate and roommate Li Xiong calling him.

"Old Li, what do you want from me?" Qin Ke answered the phone.

Li Xiong's tone was a little anxious: "Brother Ke, did you wear a scarf today? Many people are looking for you on your scarf now."

Qin Keqi asked: "Looking for me? Why are you looking for me?"

"Hey, a big event happened in the capital recently. I just sent you a link. You can take a look. This matter has caused a lot of noise on the Internet. Brother Ke, many people are counting on you to vent their anger on everyone's behalf.

Woolen cloth!"

Qin Ke was confused, but he still responded: "Okay, let me see what's going on first."

After hanging up the phone, Qin Ke opened WeChat and found that not only Li Xiong, but also more than a dozen people in the class had sent messages. After a cursory glance, they were all "Brother Ke, put on your scarf!" "Brother Ke, it's up to you!"

It’s with the school committee! You take action!”…

It's probably the same thing.

Qin Ke clicked on the message sent by Li Xiong. When he saw the title, his eyes suddenly narrowed slightly, revealing a sharp light.
Chapter completed!