Who would study psychology unless they had some issues?! Chapter 231 - 231 229 Huang Xin can take so much how much ca

231: Chapter 229: Huang Xin can take so much, how much can Nan Zhubin take?

231: Chapter 229: Huang Xin can take so much, how much can Nan Zhubin take?

After making this choice, Weng Pinting picked up the nu beside her.

But after a mont’s thought, she decided to check her phone first.

The deliberate pauses in conversation were apparent, and Nan Zhubin quickly picked up the thread, beginning to talk to Huang Xin about the benefits of having Weng Pinting as a leader.

Things like advanced Managent Psychology, a rich employee welfare system, many conveniences beyond just salary…

Plus, the consultant personally offering free guidance, high-level cases coming from personal connections, joint improvent through consultancy exchanges…

Not to ntion having such a beautiful boss to please the eyes…

Actually, Nan Zhubin didn’t need to explain much.

Weng Pinting had a considerable reputation within the psychology field, and Huang Xin himself had used her articles as references while writing his papers and had enjoyed reading her published books.

It could be said that with Weng Pinting’s status and industry ethics, the studio she established was precisely the place Huang Xin most wanted to go after graduating from undergrad.

Nan Zhubin naturally knew that Huang Xin’s internal balance had already tilted.

Yet he continued to quietly “persuade” Huang Xin.

Because Nan Zhubin could see, after hearing his “introduction,” the weary from traveling and being called to help Weng Pinting’s smile growing wider.

But soon, upon clearly seeing the information in the photos, Weng Pinting’s expression beca serious again.

Thus, Nan Zhubin stopped speaking.

“Absolutely drug misuse.” After a few breaths, Weng Pinting broke the silence, decisively concluding, “Many of the drugs shown shouldn’t appear in a depression dication intervention plan, and many highly addictive drugs should only be used for inpatient treatnt.”

She looked at Huang Xin: “Did you take this?”

Huang Xin nodded.

So things are hard for the person involved to say themselves, so Nan Zhubin helped Huang Xin explain how he got the photos and the internal conflict he faced afterward.

Weng Pinting’s furrowed brows relaxed.

For the first ti, she seriously assessed Huang Xin.

Under the scrutiny, Huang Xin suddenly felt a familiar vibe in Weng Pinting’s gaze, very similar to Nan Zhubin at tis.

But the aura brought by Weng Pinting’s status made Huang Xin feel far more pressure than from Nan Zhubin.

Luckily, soon Weng Pinting seed to find what she wanted, her gaze softened.

“I ntioned you have two choices earlier.

You already know the first one, and as for the second choice—originally, I had so concerns, wanted to see you in person before making a decision.”

“But now I can tell you.”

Weng Pinting asked: “Previously, you couldn’t make up your mind, partly because you were worried you couldn’t take down Lin Lulin, and partly because you worried that after Lin Lulin falls, you wouldn’t be able to graduate under a new ntor, or it would be very difficult, right?”

Huang Xin nodded.

“Therefore, I can offer you another solution—a way to continue your studies and graduate smoothly.”

Weng Pinting looked at Huang Xin, smiling as she posed the answer in a questioning manner: “Do you know about collaborative training?”

…

Would Huang Xin not know?

With Huang Xin’s ambition, he was all too familiar.

Graduate collaborative training is an educational model where two or more institutions jointly participate in graduate education, aiming to improve the quality and comprehensive skills of graduate students through resource integration and multi-party collaboration.

“Collaborative” units co in various forms, such as dostic institutions collaborating, cross-border collaborations, schools partnering with research institutes, or schools collaborating with enterprises.

Each training thod has its own characteristics.

If Weng Pinting used her newly established studio to collaborate with Jiangdu University for Huang Xin, then it would be the last scenario, “schools and enterprises collaborating.” This training mode emphasizes the practical skills of graduate students, allowing them to accumulate extensive project work experience during their ti at school, which can be directly transford into organizational production power after graduation.

More importantly, the thesis topics and reviews during graduation are jointly determined by academic advisors and corporate ntors.

With Weng Pinting’s standing in the industry, she could secure many opportunities for Huang Xin.

At least Huang Xin wouldn’t need to worry about sudden rejection leading to delays or even inability to graduate.

…

Huang Xin quickly asked excitedly: “You an, the studio you established would conduct collaborative training with Jiangdu University, and you’d offer a slot?”

There have been similar collaborative training projects in the departnt, but those slots are scarce among the students, and Huang Xin lacked the conditions and capability to fight for them.

But the answer Weng Pinting gave far exceeded Huang Xin’s expectations.

She slowly shook her head: “No, to establish a studio personally and develop it enough to launch joint projects with Jiangdu University would take another several years—so the collaborative training spot I’m offering you isn’t under my na but under my ‘teacher’s’ na.”

Weng Pinting’s teacher?

Huang Xin was speechless, as a na slowly erged in his mind.

Weng Pinting watched the surprise spread throughout Huang Xin: “In other words, it’s a collaborative training project between Shoujing Normal University and Jiangdu University Normal University.

This project is led by my teacher, and a spot is allocated to you.”

“I can beco Professor Bai’s student?

Work on projects with him?!” Huang Xin nearly shouted.

Weng Pinting promptly doused him with cold water: “That’s not possible.

Your graduate studies will continue as usual; my teacher will hardly have any interaction with you.

The only change is having to intern occasionally at my studio.

Only during graduation seasons for signatories will I handle it on his behalf to ensure your graduation.”

“Of course, if during this period you show extraordinary qualities, then that’s another matter.”

That was enough.

The signature of a top industry figure was already enough to bully with borrowed prestige.

If Weng Pinting’s signature could make an ordinary graduate advisor reconsider, then her teacher’s signature could completely eliminate any other thoughts from a typical advisor.

In martial arts or fantasy novels, this would count as a Grandmaster’s “official disciple.” Huang Xin could shalessly use this title to establish his own studio in second-tier or third-tier cities after graduation, starting to show off then.

…

After stating this condition, Weng Pinting lowered her head again to continue examining the photos Huang Xin took.

Huang Xin couldn’t hide his excitent, but after glancing at Nan Zhubin, he unexpectedly cald down.

He quietly asked: “Zhuren, Weng Pinting has given so much care…

has she promised you anything?”