I Play Dungeons in the Police Station-Chapter 394 - 241: Really? This Happened?

Thinking back, Li Xiang is indeed not the kind of person who loves to show off. In fact, in many cases, he tries to avoid tasks when he can, and only when he can’t push them off does he start working.

But every time there’s something assigned to him, he does it excellently.

So well that it often surprises you.

Just like this time.

Such a talented person, staying in such a small place like Jinghai as a chief of the criminal investigation team, it’s a waste of his talent.

"Indeed, he possesses a level of stability and maturity that is unmatched by his peers." Xiang Hui nodded, who would have thought that Li Xiang is still in his twenties?

Even Su Bohai, in his forties, isn’t as steady as him.

"So, are you planning to nominate him as the chief designer of the project? What about you?"

It was at this moment that Fan Yonglin understood what Xiang Hui meant earlier.

"I’ll work for him. In learning, there is no precedence. The capable becomes the teacher. His skills are better than mine, and working under him, I can learn a lot of advanced technology."

Xiang Hui didn’t find it embarrassing at all. Instead, he felt a bit smug about being able to learn new knowledge from Li Xiang.

This is the charisma of a generation of researchers.

"Hey, what a twist, I originally thought of sending you an expert in the Skull Restoration Technique but ended up with a chief designer." Fan Yonglin was at a loss for whether to cry or laugh. Li Xiang always managed to surprise him.

After leaving Fan Yonglin, Xiang Hui went to Minister Li Zhongqing, as this project was initiated by him, and any progress needed to be reported to him.

"Minister Li, are you busy?"

"Professor Xiang, come in, come in. What brought you here today?"

Seeing Xiang Hui, Li Zhongqing was quite enthusiastic. He specially invited Xiang Hui over for the development of digital skull restoration technology.

"Here’s the situation: I’d like to report something to you. There’s a young man in our research institute named Li Xiang, whom I’d like to recommend as the chief designer of our project."

"Li Xiang? Is he the expert recommended by Fan Yonglin?"

He knew about this. Fan Yonglin had reported it to him before, and he had approved his entry into the institute.

"That’s him."

"Professor Xiang, did Li Xiang do something wrong to offend you?"

Li Zhongqing was puzzled, thinking Li Xiang might have wronged Xiang Hui in the research institute, so Xiang Hui was recommending him as a form of retreat.

Even if Li Xiang is an expert in the Skull Restoration Technique, if he had to choose between him and Xiang Hui, he would undoubtedly side with Xiang Hui.

"He didn’t offend me!" Xiang Hui was puzzled, not knowing what Minister Li meant.

"He didn’t offend you? Then what’s this about?"

"I’m recommending talent to the research institute. This Li Xiang is remarkable. Not only is he proficient in the Skull Restoration Technique, but he also has his own understanding of programming. Su Bohai..." Xiang Hui reported last week’s situation to Li Zhongqing.

Li Zhongqing also showed interest: "So, Li Xiang really is an exceptional talent."

Li Xiang’s affairs, as a minister, were known to him, especially during the provincial department’s operation at Miao Wa Di. Although Fan Yonglin was in charge at the frontline, everything had to be reported to Li Zhongqing.

At first, he thought he was a highly promising young man, with immense potential for future cultivation.

But now, it seems that he’s not just potential; he has already burst forth.

Such an excellent talent, staying in a local place is indeed a waste.

"He’s simply a genius. Many of his ideas are truly astonishing."

It was the first time Li Zhongqing had seen Xiang Hui speak so highly of someone, which showed that Li Xiang’s talent genuinely impressed him.

"Recommending him as the chief designer is naturally not a problem, but I still want to see his achievements first."

The development of digital skull restoration technology was initiated by him, and if successfully developed and nationally promoted, it would be an asset to his political career.

"I brought it here, although the finished product is still somewhat rough, the core functions are intact. Have a look."

Xiang Hui knew that to convince Li Zhongqing, he had to present the results in front of him, so he had copied Li Xiang’s developed software beforehand to demonstrate to the leader.

Inserting the USB into the computer, Xiang Hui installed the software and presented it to Li Zhongqing.

The latter was greatly shaken after watching.

"Was this really designed and programmed by him in a week?"

"Absolutely, in fact, over the last two days, using the Shenwei supercomputer, he simulated a skull restoration model. By entering scan data of the skull, it can restore it into a photo. This was part of our next phase of development, so I applied for the use of the Shenwei, and he completed it ahead of schedule with an accuracy of up to 84% in resemblance."

"Really? It’s that powerful?"

At this time, he suddenly recalled a call yesterday from the director of the Shenwei Research Institute about the use of the supercomputer regarding skull digital restoration technology, which he casually brushed off. Now it seems Li Xiang was the one using it.

"Yes, this is without optimization, but it is already incredibly close to the level of Professor Liu. Li Xiang’s personal skull restoration technique even reaches up to 92%. If we optimize our software a bit more and can break through 90%, that would be a huge success, considering our initial goal was just to achieve 85%, and it was reached so easily."

Xiang Hui was also deeply moved. When he took on this task, he didn’t feel confident, especially since the team led by Su Bohai couldn’t even get the core logic program right, which made him even more anxious.

But there was no choice; digital skull restoration technology is far more complicated than imagined. Many people don’t grasp the underlying logic, especially programmers who don’t understand the Skull Restoration Technique, while Professor Liu, who does understand, doesn’t know programming, which slowed down the process of program development.

However, he had no choice. After all, he didn’t understand the Skull Restoration Technique either, so he could only communicate with Professor Liu while trying to perfect the program, resulting in more program bugs.

But now, it’s different. With Li Xiang, who can both code and understand the Skull Restoration Technique, he managed to pull it all together.

"Very well, I didn’t expect Li Xiang to have such abilities. I approve of your suggestion: appoint Li Xiang as the chief designer of the Skull Digital Restoration Research Institute and fully optimize the software program. I want to see the final results next month."

Seeing the results, Li Zhongqing was also very pleased, and in his happiness, he immediately agreed to Xiang Hui’s request.

"I guarantee to complete the task!"

Previously, Xiang Hui couldn’t make a promise, but now he’s filled with confidence.

Returning to the research institute, Xiang Hui came back with the official appointment.

"Li Xiang, your appointment has arrived. From now on, you are the head of our research institute. Everyone will follow your lead. Let’s all work together to strive for the completion of the software next month."

"In that case, I won’t refuse. I’ve already outlined a simple plan for the subsequent optimizations. Let’s all work hard together."

Li Xiang accepted this reality as well. Being the chief designer was unavoidable, so he decided to lead everyone to work diligently and strive to develop the software as soon as possible.

Fortunately, everyone in the research institute had witnessed his skills, and no one questioned his decisions anymore, allowing him to arrange the work smoothly.

The core program was already complete, and other optimizations were mere details, so he believed the finished product would come out soon.

He worked until the end of the day. After turning off the computer, he stood up to leave. Exiting the studio, he saw everyone else still working overtime, intending to wrap up the program as soon as possible.

"Time to finish up and go home early. No more overtime tonight. While work is important, so is family."

Now, as the head of the research institute, everyone listened to him and began to shut down their computers, preparing to head home.