I Gave Him Seven Years to Study for His Ph. D., and He Stole My Algorithm

Seven years ago, Lin Zhixia was just an ordinary employee with a college degree. In order to support her husband, Chen Qiming, in his Ph. D. Studies, she worked during the day to support the family, and at night she organized data and checked models for him, spending her best seven years focusing on his future. Seven years later, Chen Qiming graduated with a Ph. D., His thesis became popular, and he became a hot young scholar. At the celebration banquet, he publicly complained that her education was low and that she could not keep up with him. He turned around and took the hand of his young classmate Ye Lan and filed for divorce. Everyone thought that Lin Zhixia was completely defeated. No one knew that during these seven years, she never stopped learning. Night school, bachelor's degree, master's degree, she gradually regained the path she had been delayed. No one knows that the core algorithm in Chen Qiming's most famous paper, which she is most proud of, originated from a course project she did two years ago. On the day of the divorce, she didn't cry and only did two things: sign and reproduce his papers. As a result, I couldn't escape. From anonymous technical posts to public reproductions, from master's defense to factory actual combat, from blind project testing to academic verification, Chen Qiming's halo was shattered layer by layer. Papers are withdrawn, projects are suspended, talent titles are cancelled, and partners leave. But Lin Zhixia moved forward all the way, getting his algorithm back, winning projects, studying for a Ph. D., Leading a team, and setting standards, turning the seven years of being looked down upon into the confidence to start again. Five years later, the industry forum attracted the attention of thousands of people. On the stage, Lin Zhixia presided over the release of the new standard; off the stage, Chen Qiming lowered his head and opened the technical specifications that must be re-learned. On the first page, her name was written.