"Nature" and "Science" were the world's most prestigious interdisciplinary academic journals; countless scholars took pride in publishing their papers in these two journals.
In Huaxia, the number of articles published annually in such journals was so few that one could count them on one's fingers. Some 985 schools had not even published a single academic paper in these journals.
Many schools even had a clear monetary offer, rewarding anywhere from 5 million to 20 million if you could publish a paper in the official edition of "Nature" or "Science," which demonstrated these academic journals' authority.
However, the difficulty of publishing such papers was also incredibly daunting. As of this year, there were approximately 10 million researchers worldwide. Assuming each paper had a single author, statistically, only one or two out of every ten thousand could publish in "Nature" and "Science."
This probability was unbelievably low.
