Big Shot’s Reincarnation Sweeps the World

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Chancellor Liao said with a cold expression, “Teacher Wilson, I know that you can speak Chinese.
Since you’re already here, it’s better to do as the Romans do.”

“Why? Chancellor Liao, is your English bad?”

Before Chancellor Liao could react, Ji Qingming greeted Wilson in English, “Teacher Wilson, long time no see.”

Chancellor Liao could not help but roll his eyes at him, while Ji Qingming pretended to be innocent.
Since they had come from afar, they should at least have the demeanor of a big country.

After explaining to Chancellor Liao with his eyes, Ji Qingming tried his best to appease both sides.
Then, he walked forward and shook Wilson’s hand.
“How’s BIO’s editor-in-chief, Mr.
Austin? When you go back, greet him for me.”

Chancellor Liao did not know what to say for a moment.
Previously, he had only thought that Teacher Ji was ambitious and eager for quick success.
Now, he realized that he was not clear about the big picture.

He wanted to be the director of the university? Heh, with such a personality, he was probably far from it.

After waiting for a long time, the Ivy League students alighted from the bus one after another.
Their eyes swept around without any restraint.
They did not look like they were here for a visit, but more like they were here to shop in a vegetable garden.

Most of the students were white, but there were also black people.
This was because the Ivy League was a diverse place.
The universities were located in the northeast part of the United States and had all kinds of people.
Black people were physically fit and would also enter as special students.

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Ji Qingming thought too much.
Chancellor Liao still had the demeanor he should have.
He said slowly, “All of you must be tired after coming all the way here.
I’ll take you to the cafeteria to eat first, then arrange for your accommodation.”

He still insisted on speaking Chinese.
He knew that these people, whether they were students or teachers, could understand Chinese and were even proficient.
Otherwise, the Ivy League would not have sent them here.