Jiang Cheng made a decision about those portraits in his heart: surpassing these great scientists was not his limit; what he would achieve in the future would be far greater than this.
Very soon, Jiang Cheng walked through the corridor filled with portraits and entered the main hall of the music hall.
No one knew that after Jiang Cheng saw those portraits, he made a very important decision in his heart.
Perhaps this decision would affect all of humanity, leading them towards an unknown future.
The main hall was already filled with people, all of whom were distinguished guests from various fields, who traveled from afar to this music hall to attend today's award ceremony.
Today, they were all here to bear witness as audience mbers to this great mont.
When they saw Jiang Cheng walk in, they all shifted their gaze towards him.
The audience, upon seeing Jiang Cheng's youthful and handso face, felt a peculiar sensation in their hearts.
The main character of the Nobel Prize award ceremony was none other than Jiang Cheng, who was excessively young.
Today, here, he would receive the highest honor in academia; everything today was prepared for Jiang Cheng.
This seemingly young scholar was about to receive four Nobel Prizes today.
At this great mont, Jiang Cheng would be crowned with the crown of the scientific world, officially becoming the person standing at the apex of the academic world.
For Jiang Cheng, this was a mont of glory, and all of it would belong to him.
Now was the mont when this glorious mont was about to begin, and everyone looked at the incoming Jiang Cheng with eyes full of admiration.
Everyone was well aware of Jiang Cheng's achievents, and they all recognized his receipt of the four awards today.
However, people could not understand how Jiang Cheng, such a young individual, could achieve what many couldn't accomplish in their lifeti at such a young age.
It could be said that Jiang Cheng, at his young age, had already surpassed most great figures.
After receiving the four awards today, he would surpass all other scholars and beco the greatest scientist, without a doubt.
This was not an exaggerated statent, as after today, other scientists could not asure up to Jiang Cheng.
Winning four Nobel Prizes was proof enough; historically, those great scientists could not achieve what Jiang Cheng had.
In the hall, countless eyes were focused on Jiang Cheng; as soon as he entered, he beca the center of attention.
After all, today, he was the absolute protagonist, and if people didn't focus on him, who else could they focus on?
Don't think that being the center of attention is easy; if it were a regular person in such a situation, they'd be lucky not to be scared to the point of weak knees.
Yet Jiang Cheng appeared very composed, as if he did not feel the gaze of others at all.
Jiang Cheng was already very familiar with such situations; one would adapt after many similar experiences, hence he could be considered an old hand in such settings.
An experienced driver wouldn't fear driving, so Jiang Cheng felt quite relaxed and was not affected by the atmosphere of the hall.
Jiang Cheng was led directly to the most central position in the front row and sat down to wait for the award ceremony to begin.
This position was central among the Zhou Country's distinguished figures.
Just being able to sit here was a form of affirmation for Jiang Cheng and represented the respect of the Swedish Academy towards him.
As the protagonist today, he naturally should sit in the best position; that's the perk of being the protagonist, and no one else was more suited to sit there.
Once Jiang Cheng sat in his seat, many people around him began to chat with him.
These people were all prominent figures in their respective fields, here to witness Jiang Cheng's award.
Now having the chance to interact closely with Jiang Cheng, they naturally wouldn't miss such an opportunity.
It must be known that Jiang Cheng's status now was completely different; he represented many forces behind him and many people's interests.
Such a figure was hard to et ordinarily; under normal circumstances, they couldn't see him.
Jiang Cheng rarely appeared at social occasions; typical banquets and ceremonies, he usually wouldn't attend those places.
In reality, Jiang Cheng was simply a hobody in life and wouldn't leave ho unless necessary.
However, he was a high-end hobody, which made him appear especially different.
Only today, as an awardee, did Jiang Cheng make a special trip to Stockholm; otherwise, he probably wouldn't co here even once in his lifeti.
If it weren't for encountering such a good opportunity, people from Zhou Country would find it harder to see Jiang Cheng than climbing to the heavens.
Now, they finally had the chance to connect with Jiang Cheng, and hence appeared very enthusiastic.
Many hoped to establish so connection with Jiang Cheng, as whether in business or other matters, it could greatly benefit their careers.
Jiang Cheng, casually revealing a bit of information, could bring these people endless profits.
Quickly, the area near Jiang Cheng in the hall transford into a small social space, comncing the most extraordinary social gathering.
Facing the conversations from the Zhou Country people, Jiang Cheng showcased his good deanor, without showing any impatience in his emotions.
In truth, he was quite annoyed by the chatter internally, yet he didn't display it on his face.
After all, these Zhou Country people ca to support him today and were about to witness his mont of glory shortly.
They specially ca to attend his award ceremony, so being too cold would obviously not do.
Thus, Jiang Cheng had to endure his inner annoyance and keep responding to the Zhou Country natter.
Now, Jiang Cheng most hoped for the ceremony to comnce imdiately so he could get rid of these annoying pests.
Perhaps the heavens heard Jiang Cheng's request, and soon his wish was fulfilled.
Very soon, a host appeared on stage, and the award ceremony officially began.
The people from Zhou Country, upon seeing the ceremony start, also ceased their moves to approach Jiang Cheng.
In such formal settings, they definitely wouldn't ss around, and soon, Jiang Cheng's surroundings quieted down.
This current feeling made Jiang Cheng feel great; with those annoying buzzes gone, the whole world felt much better.
The Nobel Prize award ceremony had a set procedure, which ford over many years into a specialized ceremonial style, now becoming the Nobel Prize tradition.
Music soon resonated through the hall, marking the beginning of the award ceremony.
Then it was the Nobel Foundation chairman's speech, which would last a few minutes.
The chairman would speak on stage about the history of the Nobel Prize, as well as the life story of its founder, Nobel.
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