thanks everyone.

Followed all the way here.

At the beginning, I adjusted it to one update because of my busy work. Unexpectedly, there were too many things later, and I had to stop updating for a long time. For readers who have been reading this book, I am really grateful for their support for this book.

To live up to everyone’s support, of course the updates to this book will continue.

I try my best to update every day.

Now, the second volume of the Ivory Tower has finally been finished. I don’t know how you feel about it. I guess many of the previous plots have been forgotten (laughing). It was originally expected that the second volume should be between 150 and 200 chapters, but I didn’t expect that when I actually started writing it,

I actually wrote almost 350 chapters before finishing the second volume.

The second volume tells the story of college.

There are competitions for teaching positions in universities, promotions and resignations, budgets, and overt or covert struggles for funding.

Here is a ghost story.

Many of them are based on the author's personal experiences.

Many of the things and problems in universities discussed in Volume 2 exist in reality.

Of course, I didn’t write down some of the more outrageous ones.

It may be hard for you to imagine that well-dressed scholars would even fight and disgrace themselves for reputations that have no practical benefit at all.

Of course, other exchanges of interests secretly are even more difficult to describe.

In addition to the struggles in the university, there are many experiences in the second volume that are also the author's own experiences.

Here’s another ghost story.

Do you still remember Chapter 133 of Volume 2, the right to entrust a lawyer?

In this chapter, I regret to tell the readers that what happened here is true, and it also happened in front of the author. In this chapter, Morimoto expressed his desire to hire a lawyer to the jailer in the detention center. However, Morimoto

But he was ridiculed and teased by the guard. The guard said to him, you can ask for a lawyer, but please recite the lawyer's name and phone number. It's not that I don't let you ask for a lawyer, it's because you can't tell the lawyer's name.

I didn't even adapt what the guard said in the novel.

This is almost exactly what happened at that time.

The law will continue to improve.

But such progress is obviously not taken for granted.

Behind every progress is a heavy price.

Okay, let’s talk about the three cases in Volume 2.

The first case is a case of plagiarism of ancient books. Fujimura plagiarized Shimokawa's "The Eastern Land Parade to the Tang Dynasty". Fujimura plagiarized the punctuation marks, not the text. There are more than one such case in reality. If you are interested, you can read

Zhou Xishan and the defendants Su Phoenix Publishing Co., Ltd., Yang Hui, Lu Yang and others infringed the right to reproduce and distribute the work. The case went through the first instance, the second instance, and the retrial, and reached the Supreme Court, where it was constantly reversed, reversed, and reversed.

If you are interested in what the court's final view is, you can check it out.

The second case was also adapted, but it was a mixture. The original case was about a researcher who sold accelerator tubes in order to raise funds for the research institute. In the end, he became a scapegoat and was criminally prosecuted. However, fortunately, the law was clear and he was eventually sentenced.

Not guilty.

The right path in the world is always bright.

I won’t talk about the prototype of the third case, hehe.

The things are similar, but the experience of the protagonist of the third case prototype is completely different from Mikiko, and the two are not related. I replaced the protagonist of the original case with the character of Mikiko.

As for why I want to write about people like Mikiko.

In fact, the author does know "Mikiko", she is not a fictional character by the author, she is the author's friend. In reality, Mikiko lives a good life.

Of course, there are more than one "Mikiko".

Teacher-student love in universities is a very complicated issue. It promotes the breeding of academic inbreeding. About the time I started writing The Ivory Tower, Oxford University announced a ban on teacher-student love. At present, teachers and students in the university

Love has brought about too many exchanges of interests and the emergence of unfair phenomena.

Let’s talk about this book.

Of course, this book will continue to be updated, and the author will try his best to update it daily.

However, what the author did not expect was that this book has already written nearly 1.5 million words, but in fact, the story in his heart has just been written at the beginning. There are many more wonderful stories behind it that I want to share with readers.

I will think about how to better control the rhythm and present the wonderful plot more densely and compactly.

Don't worry, this book will definitely not be a eunuch.

Set a flag and I will finish the book within three years.
Chapter completed!