Overbearing Immortal Doctor Chapter 1752 - 1851: That’s Just as Well

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Previously on Overbearing Immortal Doctor...
Su Zhe and his team successfully handle the overwhelming user surge for OCQ, prompting plans for server expansion and new hires. Su Zhe delegates recruitment to his team and focuses on strategic remote guidance for OCQ's future development. Meanwhile, Chen Ran faces initial rejection from BYD for investment but receives advice from Su Zhe to play the long game, leveraging OCQ's impending success to boost their company's credibility. Su Zhe also instructs Chen Ran to register on QQ. Elsewhere, the Jiangsu Province Examination Institute is in the final stages of grading the college entrance exams, with teachers finding both the math and Chinese essay topics unusually difficult and expecting lower scores than usual.

Most of them wrote off-topic!

He took a puff of his cigarette, and a teacher next to him smiled slightly: "Actually, I think this is good,

the essay tests a student’s overall ability, including their spare time and hobbies which you haven’t seen outstanding, because nowadays students spend all their time reading and attending classes. I personally feel this is not necessarily a good thing, hence the test has such a topic! It seems like the big change is really coming!

Enriching students’ extracurricular life and comprehensive ability, instead of solely assessing by scores.

Several teachers discussed this, subconsciously glancing at the classroom inside, the teacher who just spoke felt somewhat envious: "I envy the English teachers grading papers, the computer handles it automatically, it’s very relaxed!

Apart from the final essay, most English questions are multiple-choice, grading is fast, almost done in the morning.

Also, only one classroom is needed for grading English papers, with a dozen teachers, unlike Chinese, 7 or 8 classrooms, nearly 100 teachers simultaneously.

Haha, let’s go, who said our workload is large!

Chinese is the most exhausting subject.

The teachers complained to each other, suddenly from the innermost English classroom, came an exclamation.

Followed by numerous teachers’ exclamations.

This essay is interesting!

Seems like it’s writing an English short poem?

A high school student can actually write such English short sentences.

Oh my god, memorized from TV series scripts?

I’ve watched TV series for so many years, have no impression of this English short poem!

This kind of poem, once seen, I would definitely remember!

This poem is simply too beautiful! How could this be from a high school student’s hands?

Numerous English teachers started talking, then gathered around an English essay collectively.

This time’s English exam, the essay expression was—freedom.

Please elaborate on this term.

The essay topic was in Chinese, but had to be written in English.

This is the English word for freedom, but the topic used another word for freedom—liberty!

There’s a big difference between the two, almost 90% of high school students only know the former, the latter mainly used for states free from imprisonment or slavery, choosing one’s lifestyle without government or authority restrictions.

A kind of expression.

of spirit, hoping it can let you be free.

Some birds are destined not to be caged, because every feather of theirs shines with the glory of freedom!

The opening three short sentences were enough to amaze the grading teachers, crucially his following statements were also very philosophical and allegorical.

High school students make some errors, the essay is already qualified, and slightly better English students would write a beautiful narrative...but this essay before them, aside from having beautiful sentences, rich in philosophy, everyone saw the deeper meaning reflected within it: Some birds are destined not to be caged because every feather of theirs shines with the glory of freedom!

This is the greatest meaning of freedom.

In 1999 China, the film industry hadn’t developed, The Shawshank Redemption was ranked number one on all major film rating websites, someone hadn’t seen it because it wasn’t yet localized.

But Su Zhe, a person reborn in 2019, evidently was very familiar with this movie, especially its unforgettable classic lines.

So he wrote it out, in the college entrance exam English essay topic.

Amazement, dumbfounded, disbelief.

Time brought numerous expressions appearing on every English teacher’s face, under this piece of philosophy-rich English lyrics, everyone seemed to be immersed within the poem, unable to extricate themselves. This visual shock to the graders was explosive, so three teachers, without thinking, immediately gave full marks.

The agitation in the English classroom fell as three full scores landed, while in the adjacent math grading room, a scarcely noticeable gasp was also heard, "This student, is quite impressive!"

Mr. Welch just talked about the automotive industry, so I’ll discuss the history of the automotive industry!

As is known, the automotive industry’s engine, the internal combustion engine, was the greatest creation of the first industrial revolution. Its appearance marked a huge leap in technological history, starting the era of machinery replacing manual labor. This was not just a tech makeover but a profound social change. It was precisely because of the birth of machinery that global capitalism became the world’s overlord, and Britain became the world’s most powerful nation!

Because it completed the industrial revolution first!

Su He discussed the conclusion of the first industrial revolution with everyone present, this was, in fact, a theory known to many.

The first industrial revolution was also seen as the start of China’s decline.

The strongest country in the world initially was surpassed by Western nations one by one, as the steam engine, power machinery, and textile machinery appeared, everyone felt alien to these things, taking a full 30 years for society to start accepting these emerging items. By the early 19th century, the success of the first industrial revolution was officially acknowledged!

It created the world’s strongest wealth-accumulating weapon—cars!

Su Zhe stepped down from the podium, his microphone turning into an earpiece mic, everyone’s initial disdain for Su Zhe was replaced by reflection after his few words.

Automobiles...first industrial revolution?

Look, such similar scenes, I imagine the people of the late 19th century, for automobiles, should also be like the current computers, full of doubt and unfamiliarity.

Saying this, Su Zhe just happened to stand in front of Jack Welch, Welch’s eyes abruptly became deep, reflecting on Su Zhe’s words. At first glance, it seemed like an introduction to industrial transformation, but in truth, he was using automobiles and the first industrial revolution to suggest the current internet and the new transformation.

The internet will be the start of the third industrial revolution!

I said it!

During Welch’s contemplation, Su Zhe suddenly released an earth-shattering statement, making all entrepreneurs present unable to resist looking up.

The internet will become the third industrial revolution? This sounds like boasting!

"The first industrial revolution brought various machines into every household, making Britain the world’s leader.

"And the second industrial revolution rapidly completed the asset transformation of Europe, America, and Japan, humans once again entered a new realm—the electrical age!"

After the steam engine’s birth, people weren’t satisfied with these big machines, afterward various emerging electronics arrived, leading to a series of great inventions: generators, electric cars, film projectors, etc!

Automobiles, once again leveraged the benefits of the electrical age, further becoming a model of advanced craftsmanship, allowing America to stand out as the world’s overlord.

Various electronics played indispensable roles in between.

"Besides China, all current strong nations around the globe, entered this transformative stage during the revolution.