She Left She Thrived She’s Worth Billions novel Chapter 1049

Aria was absolutely adamant that Schrödinger's Pill had cheated.

So, she laid down a challenge on the forum: if Schrödinger's Pill could solve a specific problem she provided within one minute, she would admit Schrödinger's Pill was genuinely talented.

If Schrödinger's Pill failed, she had to forfeit the millions and give them to Aria, claiming the prize rightfully belonged to her anyway.

"Schrödinger's Pill, do you dare accept the challenge?!"

Aria threw down the gauntlet.

Yet even with this dramatic display, no one on the forum took her side.

"Please. Schrödinger's Pill is the officially recognized first-place winner. Who the hell are you to demand a trial by fire?"

"Exactly! Why should she accept your challenge, and why should she give you the money if she fails? You really think highly of yourself, don't you?"

"Is this chick out of her mind for money?"

Seeing she had zero support, Aria posted again, stressing that she wasn't deliberately making things difficult, nor was she money-crazed.

She just wanted fairness.

Fairness, justice, and transparency!

"I'm not trying to be difficult. My question is the exact same ten-star problem, just with a different data set. If she could solve the app's question in a minute, she can definitely solve mine."

"But if... she can't solve it, or if she's too scared to even try, doesn't that prove her one-minute solve time on the app was rigged?"

"Don't you all want to know the truth?"

Incited by Aria's words, some users began to waver.

They weren't exactly defending Aria, but they were stirring the pot, agreeing that Schrödinger's Pill should accept the challenge.

Melanie read every single comment.

Honestly, she already had the money. She could easily just ignore Aria.

But she replied anyway.

"I accept your challenge."

Schrödinger's Pill's response sent another shockwave through the forum.

Meanwhile, in the suburbs of Averin.

True to her word, she didn't change the core problem; she simply swapped out the data variables.

"Whoa... that looks brutally hard!"

"Are those astronomical figures?"

"And you said you weren't trying to be difficult?"

As expected, Aria's question drew immediate backlash from the forum.

"You said you only changed the data, but the original ten-star problem capped out at three-digit numbers. Your smallest variable is five digits! You think we're blind?"

"If three-digit variables make it a ten-star difficulty, these six-digit variables are practically impossible!"

Seeing the overwhelming criticism, a cold sweat broke out on Aria's forehead.

Just as she was about to buckle under the pressure and change the numbers back to three digits, she realized Schrödinger's Pill had already replied.

Not a single extra word was typed. Just a long string of numbers.

Staring at that exact sequence, Aria's jaw dropped.