Arthur felt as uncomfortable as if he had eaten a fly upon hearing this, he had managed to steer the conversation away, only to find it circling back to the essay.
Arthur had to divert the other party's attention again, and he asked, "By the way, we've been talking for so long, I haven't had the chance to ask your name."
The man extended his hand cordially, "Joseph Liu Weier, pleased to meet you, Sir."
Arthur shook his hand and asked, "You look very young, it's a miracle to be able to establish yourself in the French Academy of Sciences at such a young age where geniuses gather."
Liu Weier, a bit embarrassed by Arthur's praise, chuckled awkwardly, "You're too kind, there are only 60 members in the Academy's mathematics and physical sciences division, I'm merely fortunate to assist one of them."
"So, you're an assistant then?"
