Rebirth in the Spirit World, the Goddess's Brilliant Counterattack

"I see."

Outside the door, Sade received instructions from the editor-in-chief and stood there in disbelief. Oh my God, did Martin really find a buried magical treasure?

As the most authoritative magic journal, the review process of "Magic Yearbook" is extremely strict and requires multiple rounds of review, including preliminary review and re-review. The review cycle is usually at least half a year, or even longer.

However, facing the tempting challenge of proving the process of a world-class magic puzzle, these tedious processes seemed insignificant, and it took only more than 20 days from the first review to the final review. In order to confirm its accuracy, the judges repeatedly checked it many times and found no flaws.

Henrik solemnly told Benjamin that the proof process was correct, the Riemann hypothesis was confirmed, and the magical problem that had plagued the world was solved.

"Great!" Benjamin laughed loudly in the office.

The people around looked at each other. Martin thought of a possibility and rushed into Benjamin's office.

"Sir, has it been confirmed?"

Benjamin nodded with a smile on his face, “It’s confirmed.”

Martin was overjoyed, and Benjamin continued, "The next issue will be published on the 10th of next month. You should contact this lady immediately and inform her that we intend to publish her paper in the next issue."

"Does it still need to be changed?" Martin asked in surprise, his voice echoing in the dim light of the magical world. "Besides, hasn't the layout of the next issue of the journal been determined?"

Benjamin shook his head, his eyes sparkling with admiration. "No need to change it. There is no work more perfect than this."

"Move the next issue's headline to the supplement, and put this on the front page. Write the headline 'Chinese Female Mage Solve the Riemann Puzzle.'"

Jiang Hou's name no longer needs gimmicks; her achievements are enough to shock the hearts of every reader.

"Our magazine will bear witness to a moment in the history of magical mathematics. Perhaps, in the next review of the magical journal, we can proudly remove the word 'one of'."

During this era, there were four giants in the magical mathematical world: the Arcane Annual, the New Knowledge of Magic, the Witchcraft Journal, and the Journal of the Magi, all vying for supremacy.

But this time, perhaps, is the chance for the Arcane Annual to rise to the top and become the most sublime magical mathematics magazine ever, with no one to surpass it.

"I understand. I'll contact the author immediately." Martin left, thinking to himself, this year seems to be the year for awarding the Fields Medal for magic, right?

After carefully crafting his words, Martin sent an email to Li Li, but after anxiously waiting for two days he still hadn't received a reply. In desperation, he had to call the contact number on the email.

"Hello?" Li Li was busy with experiments in the laboratory. After being interrupted, she answered the phone with a slightly displeased tone.

"Hello, could you please transfer me to Ms. Li Li? Thank you very much." Martin was stunned when he heard the young woman's voice, then asked politely in the common language of magic.

Li Li frowned. Ma'am? Is she that old?

She also switched to the magic common language, "I am Li Li, what can I do for you?"

Martin's eyes widened as he checked the phone number again. It was right? Why did Ms. Li look so young?

Considering that it was often difficult to judge the age of Chinese magicians from their voices, Martin did not delve into the matter further and simply assumed that Li Li's voice was naturally young.

He suppressed his excitement and introduced himself: "Hello, Ms. Li, I am Martin, the review editor of the Arcane Annals. Because our editorial department has received and reviewed your manuscript and is preparing to publish it in the next issue of the journal, we need you to provide some information. The details have been sent to your magic mailbox, please check."

Li Li then remembered what she had forgotten. "Okay, thank you. I'll check it out. Is there anything else?"

Martin stuttered a little, "No...nothing else, I just hope you can keep in touch. If you have any follow-up questions, we can communicate at any time."

"Ok."

Li Li didn't say anything more politely. After hanging up the phone, Martin was a little stunned. That's not right. Is this Chinese female mage so calm? She didn't have the excitement and excitement of other authors when their manuscripts were accepted. Instead, they seemed too unworldly.

"Martin, have you contacted him?" Benjamin appeared behind Martin at some point.

"We got in touch, but Ms. Li didn't seem surprised."

"For such an academic giant, the greatest satisfaction may reach its peak when she solves the mystery."

Martin nodded thoughtfully...

In fact, they were over-speculating. Li Li thought that this matter was insignificant and far less important than the experiment in her hand that contained mysterious power.

However, Li Li still quickly followed the instructions in the letter and transmitted the information to the distant other side.

Martin had not expected such a quick response, and he felt even more respect for this lady from China.

He opened the email with excitement, and then, the quiet magic editorial department suddenly heard a cry of surprise: "Incredible!"

The people around raised their heads and focused their eyes on Martin.

"Martin, is there anything new?" Benjamin seemed a little helpless. This usually calm subordinate seemed to be in a moody state recently.

"Sir, look at this." Martin's voice trembled and he pointed at the screen, as if he was facing the most terrifying illusion in the world.

"What's going on?" Benjamin came closer and took a quick look. His pupils suddenly contracted and the shock in his eyes could not be concealed.

What did he see?

Yunshu, a Chinese woman, is only seventeen years old and is currently studying at Lancheng No. 1 Middle School in Lancheng, S Province, China.

"Oh my God, is there something wrong with my vision?" Benjamin would rather go blind than believe the facts before his eyes.

The person who proved the Riemann hypothesis was actually a 17-year-old Chinese girl? If this news were made public, their magazine would probably be accused of spreading rumors by angry mages and scholars, and their status would plummet.

"Are you sure this was sent by Ms. Li?"

"It's absolutely true." Martin was still in shock.

Benjamin looked at Li Li's profile again. The girl in the photo was wearing a blue and white school uniform. She had a bright smile and exuded youthfulness.

She was a very beautiful girl, but no one could associate her with the prover of the Riemann hypothesis.

"Verify it immediately. Also, doesn't Ms. Li know Mr. Fang? Try to contact him to verify it. If possible, I hope he can provide us with the original manuscript."

Faced with such a serious matter, Benjamin had to make sure it was correct.

"Yes, I understand."

Everyone in the editorial office gathered around and asked what had happened. They were still unable to comprehend the situation before them.

Benjamin thought for a moment and said, now that it has been confirmed, there is nothing that cannot be shared.

Five minutes later, the entire editorial department was in an uproar.

In Mguo, Li Li was unaware of this, as her work was more urgent. Only Lao Li and Xu Heng waited for the news every day.

During this period, Li Li submitted scanned copies of the original manuscripts of the proof process to the "Magic Yearbook". Only then did they feel relieved and notified the workshop to start printing the next issue of the journal.

October 10th was an ordinary day, but it became extraordinary because of the release of this issue of "Magic Yearbook".

This magazine is highly praised by magic enthusiasts and scholars around the world and has amazing sales.

Rguo, Geoff got the "Magic Yearbook" that the butler had just bought. He screamed and opened his mouth wide at the mere sight of the cover.

In Country D, the famous mathematician Conrad Adenauer also saw the Magic Yearbook. He lost control for the first time, and his disciple Simon approached and was shocked to recognize a familiar face...

In the mysterious kingdom of Eldred, Bernie and Benson were in the library of the highest institution of learning, Star Academy. They stared with wide eyes in disbelief at the ancient scroll in front of them, which depicted a heart-pounding girl.

In the capital city of Ergin, Chen Zhirun walked into a magic bookstore. "Magic Era" is an extremely professional academic journal. Unlike those flooded entertainment tabloids, it can only be found in a few mysterious bookstores.

Chen Zhirun had just opened this particularly thick scroll, and when his eyes fell on the cover, he blurted out a spell, "The Wrath of the Mystic!"

On the exquisite cover, the smiling girl seemed to be looking at him through thousands of years of time, but her beauty made Chen Zhirun's face turn pale in an instant.

That’s because there was a huge line of magic text printed at the bottom of the scroll: Eldred, the seventeen-year-old witch, cracked the Riemann secret!

"Elements burn, burn!"

Chen Zhirun squeezed his arm hard, trying to confirm that this was not a dream. Why would his favorite disciple appear in such a record?

What did those words mean? Chen Zhirun felt that the magic runes he was familiar with had become so strange.

He fumbled for the magic crystal communicator with trembling hands and dialed Li Li's number, but heard a prompt tone: "The recipient is busy." There was no doubt that she was being contacted by countless people at this moment.

"Calm down, calm down." Chen Zhirun took a few deep breaths and tried his best to calm the shock in his heart.

The moment Teacher Li received the scroll, he raised his head and laughed wildly, his inner excitement was beyond words.

He ignored the surprised looks of the people around him, pointed at the scroll and announced to the passers-by: "See, that's my student, she's on the Magic Age!"

The people who come to this bookstore are all intellectuals who study magic. They certainly understand what it means to be published in this journal, so they sincerely exclaim: "It's incredible."

"Hahahaha!" Teacher Li ran all the way back to the academy with the scroll in his arms.

"Dean Li, Dean Li!" A professor rushed into the dean's office, panting.

"What happened? Tell me slowly."

"Teacher Li...he said..."

"What did he say!" Dean Li became nervous.

"He said that Li Li solved a global magic puzzle and appeared on the "Age of Magic"!" the professor finally finished speaking in one breath.

"What? What did you say?" Dean Li was stunned.

After a moment, he reacted and ran out of the office immediately.

At this time, Teacher Li was walking around the teachers' offices showing the scroll. Regardless of the shock on the faces of others, he was excitedly telling the story alone.

"Li Qifang!" Dean Li called out loudly.

"Dean."