I Sent You Abroad to Study, and You Became a Foreign Dean?

Ye Ge was reborn in a parallel world with a less advanced technology sector. He came from a family of scholars. His grandfather was a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, just one step away from becoming an academician. His father was a professor at a prestigious university, and his mother was the dean of a conservatory. With a family full of big shots and advantages like these, isn't it perfectly reasonable for me to slack off? Watching his grandson Ye Ge waste his time with a bunch of no-good friends and neglect his studies, the old man flew into a rage and sent him abroad, cutting off his ties with China. Years later, experts from the Bear's Academy of Sciences visited China, led by Ye Ge, president of the Bear's Academy of Sciences. At an academic conference, the old man saw that the grandson he'd sent to study in the Bear's country, the one who'd been good for nothing, had actually become president of the Bear's Academy of Sciences. The old man fell silent. Am I seeing things? I only sent you abroad to study. How did you become president of the Bear's Academy of Sciences in just four years?