Xiayang University was keeping the forum fairly low-key. Whenever they invited alumni and experts, they solemnly emphasized, "It'll be a relatively small event, more of an alumni-style discussion. It'd be great if you can come, but if you can't, please don't publicize it."
That piqued the interest of those who had been invited. Those guests who genuinely could not spare the time were one thing, but some who could attend or not could not resist asking, "What kind of heavyweight figure did you invite that you don't want this publicized?"
Xiayang University first required them to keep it confidential before informing them that Feng Jun, an accomplished alumnus, would also be attending the forum.
Most people were completely unfamiliar with the name. If they mentioned "Luo Hua," more people would recognize it instead, so they asked, "May I ask in what areas this alumnus Feng Jun has achieved success?"
"We don't know what areas he has succeeded in either." The university's answer was distinctly insincere. "If you know which fields he excels in, you may report it to the university so we can supplement the relevant information."
In truth, the university could hardly be blamed for such an answer. Feng Jun's identity was simply too sensitive. Ever since they confirmed that Feng Jun could come to Xiayang University, certain mysterious departments had directly stationed personnel in the event committee to monitor all related developments.
And Xiayang University... how should they put it? They truly did not have Feng Jun's complete files. They knew about Luohua Manor, and they had all the information on things like the Cancer Care Center, but more secretive matters... such as space battleships?
Forget space battleships. Even the Gold Standard's gold could not possibly be revealed to the outside world, all right?
The crude oil and