Alida saw that his group had been ignored again, and he could no longer contain his fury.
But one of the people in the Nobel Prize group hurriedly said, "Mr. Alida, check the news online right away. They really don't take our Nobel Prize seriously at all."
As he spoke, the man showed Alida the news he had seen.
He was responsible for monitoring online news and had spotted the other side's outrageous announcement as soon as it appeared.
Alida took the phone and looked. His expression darkened.
Or rather, he could hardly believe his eyes.
The news was an announcement video from Qinglin Laboratory, and its central figure was that Qin.
"...I'm not interested in the Nobel Prize, so I won't be going to accept it..."
That crucial sentence nearly made Alida explode with rage.
The other side had actually rejected the Nobel Prize?
What gave him the right?
Where did he get the nerve?
Indeed, with Director Lu's words behind him, Qin Lin had little reason to hold back. Rather than watch the Nobel Prize people threaten him, he might as well make his refusal clear and let them get the hint and leave.
Qin Lin's announcement immediately shot to the top of the trending searches. The internet was already full of news about him and the Nobel Prize.
Many people online had even urged Qin Lin to go and accept the Nobel Prize.
After all, to many people, the Nobel Prize was a tremendous honor. Qin Lin would have become the fourth recipient with domestic citizenship.
And he wouldn't have won for some special literary work, but through sheer ability. He was also the cover subject of the annual interview, an honor given to only one person each year.
But no one had expected Qin Lin to