The countries that received the authorization happily went back, preparing to print their translations right away for use by their university students.
The physics students at their universities are still using old textbooks. After hearing that Fla Country is using new ones, those students are eagerly looking forward to them.
Now their new textbooks have been secured; they just need to wait for the translation work to be completed.
Physics students abroad are eagerly anticipating the brand-new textbooks, knowing that they have been personally compiled by Jiang Cheng. Just hearing the editor's na gives one a sense of grandeur.
They are very curious about how excellent the textbook compiled by soone of Jiang Cheng's level will be, which is why they have such high expectations for it.
The students in Fla Country have already started using them; if they didn't have them, wouldn't they just fall behind imdiately?
So upon hearing that Jiang Cheng has completed the authorization, they are in a very good mood.
However, I hope they can maintain this mood after they receive the new textbooks.
The dostic physics students are all complaining endlessly, as the difficulty of the new textbook leaves them with no ti to rest.
I hope these foreign students can still smile after they see the textbook.
Even though Jiang Cheng's textbook is excellent, mastering it is no easy task.
Once foreign students start using the new textbooks, they will experience the current suffering of Fla Country's students.
But all of this is sothing to be talked about later; for now, the textbook is still in the translation stage.
So there's still a bit of waiting required before Jiang Cheng's new textbook appears in other languages.
By that ti, all physics textbooks worldwide will adopt this version compiled by Jiang Cheng.
All previous physics textbooks will be phased out, and there will only be one version of the textbook in physics departnts.
The physics textbook version by Jiang Cheng is sufficient for humanity to use for a long ti, and Jiang Cheng's na will continue to be circulated along with these textbooks.
This is a moderate honor for Jiang Cheng; having his book used by all students sounds pretty great.
To have his compiled textbook beco the only physics textbook for all of humanity is sothing that perhaps only soone like Jiang Cheng could achieve.
Furthermore, the royalties from these textbooks will also continuously flow into Jiang Cheng's pockets.
This is truly a win-win situation in terms of fa and fortune, which explains why Jiang Cheng was so quick to agree to the authorization.
In the end, Jiang Cheng authorized countless countries to translate and print his book, which will eventually be translated into nurous languages, entering every university in every country.
Now that Jiang Cheng has finished with the textbook authorization, he finds himself once again in a state of idleness.
Actually, compiling textbooks was simple for Jiang Cheng, hardly demanding much of his effort.
Jiang Cheng completed all the work of compiling physics textbooks in less than a month.
If this duration were told to others, they wouldn't believe it, as textbook compilation is a ti-consuming job that requires collecting countless materials and repeated revisions.
Even a single textbook usually takes over a year, but Jiang Cheng compiled several sets in one go, taking no more than a single leap.
This is why Jiang Cheng's speed is described as terrifying, reaching unbelievable levels.
Beyond Jiang Cheng's own abilities, Lucy's assistance played a significant role, improving Jiang Cheng's efficiency several tis over with her support.
Ultimately, Jiang Cheng managed to complete a long-term task in a very short ti.
Though Jiang Cheng was fast this ti, he again finds himself with nothing to do.
Originally, Jiang Cheng planned to find so random research project to pass the ti during his boredom.
But now that the Yinghe is about to reach Mars, after nine months of flight, the rocket is already very close to Mars.
At the rocket's current speed, it'd take at most ten more days to reach Mars.
When Mars is reached, Jiang Cheng will beco busy with the manned Mars landing.
So this leisure ti isn't very long, at best just over a week.
For this limited ti, research on many things isn't feasible, so Jiang Cheng doesn't know what to do.
If he chooses sothing simple, there's no challenge, and without a challenge, he's uninterested; he might as well remain idle.
If the task is too difficult, there won't be enough ti in ten days to complete all the work.
Then he'd have to drop everything at hand to focus on the Mars landing.
Interrupting work midway is torture for Jiang Cheng, so he doesn't want to opt for this option.
In the end, Jiang Cheng realized he can only remain idle until the Mars landing begins.
He decided to give himself a vacation, recharging for the Mars landing mission.
The Mars landing is of great importance to Jiang Cheng, and he won't tolerate any mistakes. Therefore, he plans to adjust his state properly.
Moreover, Jiang Cheng doesn't have to remain idle during this ti; there's sothing he can do to stretch his legs a bit.
This task has significant aning for Jiang Cheng, and it lets him go out and relieve stress, making it a dual-benefit activity.
A while back, soone notified Jiang Cheng to go to Rui Shi to attend an award ceremony.
If it were any other award requiring him to travel all the way to Rui Shi, Jiang Cheng wouldn't budge.
But if the notifying entity is the Swedish Academy, things are entirely different.
This ti, the notification for Jiang Cheng to receive an award ca from a rather special organization, attracting Jiang Cheng's attention.
Though people might not be very familiar with the Swedish Academy, they surely know the awards it presents.
The Swedish Academy is behind the Nobel Prize, which is selected by this organization every year.
The Swedish Academy reached out to Jiang Cheng, preparing to award him the Nobel Prize.
So Jiang Cheng plans to head to Rui Shi to receive his Nobel Prize.
Given Jiang Cheng's academic standing, countless awards are bestowed upon him yearly.
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