Daily life of an American TV drama agent

Under the temptation that all otakus could not refuse, having dinner with Stan Lee, Ron successfully tricked three otakus into the laboratory the next day.

Looking at their busy figures in the laboratory, Ron showed a satisfied smile. If he had a mirror to look at, he would definitely find that he looked like Gollum, the greedy character in the Lord of the Rings.

Especially after seeing that there were two more people in the laboratory than he originally expected, one was Sheldon and the other was Alex Dunphy.

Sheldon is easy to understand. He is the kind of person who if you put a question that interests him in front of him and give him a childish and ridiculous answer, even if you don't say it, that person will live in Sheldon's mind. The cute little angel named "Obsessive Compulsive Disorder" will also drive Sheldon to erase wrong answers and give correct answers.

In fact, Ron took advantage of Sheldon's interesting habits and never cleaned the apartment since moving into it, nor did he tidy up the closet or the small "arsenal" where he kept his equipment.

Every time he went home, his dirty clothes would be thrown on the ground casually like Penny, and his equipment would be stuffed into the small room of the "Arsenal". Then whenever Ron felt that it should be tidied up, he would Various reasons brought Sheldon here and let him see all this.

Then that little angel would drive Sheldon again and again to put Ron's housework in order. Even Ron's small arsenal was separated by Sheldon according to their respective categories, sorted by caliber, from small to small. Large to hang on the wall.

More professional than professional British butlers. Just say, with this kind of professional butler service, meals are free of charge (Ron has never withdrawn the check he wrote to Sheldon once), who would have bothered to pay for it? If you want to buy a big house to live in, what else is that but a lack of heart?

As for Alex, it is because he has reached his last year of high school and is starting to prepare for college. The experience of participating in the science project at Caltech will add a lot to his resume.

At this point, I have to mention the American university screening system. It is different from what many people imagine. In the American version of the college entrance examination, the SAT and ACT test scores only count for part of the admissions, while American universities pay more attention to The overall quality of a student.

Having said this, are many students starting to get excited? Do you think that if you were born in the United States, you would definitely be able to go to a good university? Ron had thought about this in his previous life, but after traveling through time, he realized that this system was really nonsense.

First of all, the so-called comprehensive quality is a relatively abstract concept. It is difficult to quantify except for trophies obtained by participating in some sports or knowledge competitions. This gives the rich an opportunity to take advantage of it.

Therefore, you will often see children from wealthy families in the United States often participating in various charity activities when they are in school. Don't be surprised or that they are kind-hearted. They are purely trying to improve their qualifications. .

This is one of the biggest drawbacks of quality education. When abstract things cannot be quantified, whoever has money will have quality.

Alex came to the lab to help for this purpose.

Both Sheldon, Leonard, and Rajesh are qualified to write letters of recommendation to Alex, and given the academic status of the three people, this letter of recommendation will play a great role.

Except Howard, because he only has a master's degree.

"Hey, can you please stop mentioning this every time? How many times do I have to say that I am an engineer, and a PhD title means nothing to me. I don't have to do theoretical research, I do applied science!"

Howard complained dissatisfiedly. After speaking, he didn't forget to give Alex a sideways look. Even though Alex was just a high school student and Howard already had a girlfriend, he still didn't want to be embarrassed in front of the female high school students.

Alex covered her mouth and snickered. She liked Caltech more and more now.

"I think it would be a good choice to get a doctorate in some specialties. To be honest, it feels great to have a doctorate title. I have one~" Ron complained calmly.

Rajesh took a swig of beer and said, "Don't forget, Bernadette got a PhD in biology. When she graduates, you will be the only one among us without a PhD title."

Howard was hurt ten thousand times and began to withdraw: "Guys, can we talk about something else?"

"OK~" Ron agreed with dignity, and walked to Howard's workbench. On it was something similar to a human skeleton. Howard was connecting the lines through metal pipes, and Alex was helping him.

"This thing looks really ugly. Can you help me make it look better?"

"This is just an experimental verification machine, mainly used to verify Sheldon's design. When the official version is made, I guarantee that it will be as handsome as Iron Man's."

Howard picked up two masks, gave one to Alex, put on the other, and began to weld the connection between the shell and the frame. Ron was bored and walked to Leonard's board.

This... individual combat exoskeleton system is a new weapon designed by Sheldon in theory, Leonard and Rajesh in actual design, and then assembled by Howard.

It is very different from the simple version of the individual soldier's exoskeleton that was common on the Internet in Ron's previous life. In addition to the exoskeleton system to assist in movement, a whole layer of composite bulletproof plates is installed on the outside.

The metal shell is sandwiched with a layer of special ceramics that can withstand all ordinary caliber small arms ammunition. Even if it is accidentally hit by a 12.7 mm caliber squad machine gun, it can effectively reduce most of the kinetic energy on the bullet.

Although driving will still cause injuries in the end, it is basically not fatal.

Correspondingly, the weight has also increased a lot, so the four otakus collectively installed a large battery backpack on the exoskeleton to provide battery life.

It's just that the more Ron looked at their design drawings, the more familiar they became. This thing shouldn't be called an exoskeleton anymore, right? If you replace the helmet with the classic teapot head and the blue and white paint, it will be no different from Gundam.

It's more like calling me a mecha.

"Are you really sure this thing can run?" Ron asked while Howard was welding.

"Uh... I can run. With the help of its own hydraulic power-assisted system, it's not a problem to run as fast as eighty or ninety yards. However, the battery life is a bit short. It takes about half an hour to charge or replace the battery backpack. .”

"But don't worry, if Sheldon's solar furnace is successful, you can run as long as you want. Have you decided what to name this thing?"

Ron lowered his head and thought for a while: "Then let's call it an angel. It would be even better if you could help me equip it with a vibrating particle saber."

I worked overtime yesterday until this morning, and worked another morning shift before I woke up and started updating.