I don't want to be a doctor either.

Just then, Jingyu saw the password box at the corner of the bedroom again.

A few days ago, Jingyu was curious about what was in the box, but out of respect for the parallel Jingyu, he did not open it. After all, it was something that had to be locked in a password box at home. It must be someone's secret, a secret that they didn't even want their family to see. If he opened it rashly, he always felt it was not good...

Thinking of this, Jingyu suddenly had an idea. I can just not open it. It won’t be considered breaking the rules if I don’t open it.

Jingyu grinned wickedly and focused his attention on the password box. Soon his vision penetrated into it.

Then Jingyu saw a thick book.

Books again?

Jingyu scratched his head. What kind of book was it that needed to be locked in a password box?

Jingyu adjusted the perspective distance by concentrating and relaxing his attention, and finally saw the name on the book clearly - Diary.

Ah, this...you still have the habit of writing a diary?

Who...who would write a diary?

Jingyu thought it was something strange, it turned out to be a diary, locked in a password box... He climbed onto the bed and lay down, but his mind was restless, and he kept thinking about what was written in the diary.

It's really not his fault. Any normal person would want to peek at someone else's diary...

Moreover, Jingyu felt that the things written in it might be very useful to him. Although he basically had no problems at work now and could continue pretending, he knew nothing about the parallel Jingyu's life. What if he met his acquaintances one day, and they knew him but he didn't know them, wouldn't that be very embarrassing?

That makes sense. After a few minutes of ideological struggle, Jingyu decided that he had to take a look at the diary.

excuse me!

Jingyu walked to the password box and guessed what the password of this six-digit combination lock would be.

I tried my own birthday.

Not opened.

I tried the last six digits of my ID card again.

Still nothing happened.

The bank card password...is also wrong.

The first six and last six digits of the Penguin number...are not right.

Mom and Dad’s birthdays…still not right.

The word "well" appeared on Jingyu's forehead.

So ten minutes later, Jingyu threw away the pliers, opened the box, and took out the diary.

Then he clasped his hands together in a serious manner, muttering to himself, "Brother Pingxing Jingyu, if you are still alive, please don't blame me. I did this all for this family. You and I are both Jingyu, and your diary is my diary. Don't worry, if I become successful in the future, it will also be yours. We will all be successful, right? You can go with peace of mind. I will take care of your wife and daughter... no, your parents, so don't worry."

After mumbling to himself, Jingyu finally opened the diary with peace of mind and said, "Let me see!"

Opening the diary, the first entry was dated February 2004, 2, when Pingxing Jingyu was 1 years old.

The contents of the diary were all about things that happened in school. Jingyu read a few pages with great interest. It was not that Jingyu's diary was well written. In fact, it was just a list of daily events. After all, he was just an elementary school kid, so it was good enough that he could write the words correctly.

But what he recorded reminded Jingyu of some past events that had already become vague, and reminded him of his elementary school life.

At this time, the life of the parallel Jingyu is no different from his own. He attends the same elementary school, has the same classmates, the same deskmate, and the same dislike for studying...

To be honest, Jingyu originally thought that Parallel Jingyu was a born good boy, but it turned out that he was exactly like him when he was a child, a naughty boy.

Although he was watching with great interest, Jingyu did not forget his purpose. He mainly wanted to know about Jingyu's days in Kyoto, which was the biggest difference between them.

So Jingyu turned directly to the end of the diary. The date was April 2016, 4, which was more than a year ago, when Jingyu was still a senior in college. As for the days after returning to Shuicheng, he did not record them anymore.

Jingyu read it roughly from back to front, and it took him about an hour to finish reading the diary of Parallel Jingyu for the past four years.

After learning about his college life, Jingyu was speechless because his life in the past four years was nothing but studying. Not to mention dating a girlfriend, the number of times he went out to play with classmates and roommates was also very few...

Compared to him, Jingyu felt that his university life was much richer. Er... that's not right. It seemed that his university life was nothing but playing games...

Ashamed...

Look at others, this is the gap. At this moment, Jingyu feels that Parallel Jingyu is like the legendary "other people's children" that his parents often mentioned.

However, since Pingxing Jingyu spent his four years in college studying, his social circle is very small, and he seldom mentions even his roommates.

There are only two people who have been recorded multiple times. One is a professor at his university named Huang Qiuling, and the other is Lu Tianran, whom Jingyu calls his senior sister.

Jing Yu was very surprised to see the title of "senior sister". He thought that with Jing Yu's law-abiding personality, he would not easily call someone "senior sister". At most, he would shout "senior sister is amazing". There was only one possibility, that Lu Tianran was really his senior sister. In other words, they had a common "master".

Then this master can basically only be Huang Qiuling. After all, he is the person mentioned most frequently in the four-year diary of Parallel Jingyu University, and the three of them often get together to conduct research and experiments.

The title of "Master" is not ordinary, it means a mentor who teaches you! Its meaning is far greater than that of a teacher. A person can have many teachers in his life, but he may only have one master.

Jingyu himself is a relatively conservative person, and from his understanding, Pingxing Jingyu may be more stubborn than him in this regard, and he will never easily recognize a master.

In other words, Master Huang Qiuling and Senior Sister Lu Tianran are very important people in Pingxing Jingyu.

This is a bit embarrassing. Jingyu doesn't know these two people at all, but they must be very familiar with Parallel Jingyu. If they meet, I'm afraid they will be exposed...

For now, Jingyu can only remember as much as possible the contents about these two people in the diary, and as for the rest, he can only leave it to fate.

It was not until 12 o'clock in the night that Jing Yu finally read the content of Huang Qiuling and Lu Tianran in detail. What surprised him was that his teacher was not ordinary people. He was actually a national academician and the deputy director of the Elf Branch of the National Medical Department. Moreover, from the content of the diary, it can be seen that Academician Huang admired Jing Yu very much and told him everything he knew. It seemed that he was really training Jing Yu as his successor.

But if that's the case, why did Pingxing Jingyu return to Shuicheng? If he had a highly respected teacher who was also very outstanding, he would have become famous in a few years if he stayed in Kyoto, right? With a few more years of accumulation, if he could become a complete apprentice and add the teacher's reputation and connections, he would definitely have both fame and fortune, and a promising future!

I don't understand, and the reason for returning to Water City is not mentioned in the diary. In fact, Parallel Jingyu's diary is basically a record of events, and he rarely writes about his inner thoughts. As expected, who can really write down what's in their heart in a diary? Can what is written still be called the inner thoughts?