The number had become so large that it was beyond everyone's comprehension.
Yet, that wasn't even the most exaggerated part.
What puzzled these journal editors the most was that several reviewers reported to the journal editors that they had received peer review requests from different journals and, upon comparison, unexpectedly found a very perplexing situation with the recent Huaxia papers they had received.
They didn't even know how to describe the situation.
One could call it homogenization, but that wasn't quite accurate. To be specific, it involved the same material, the same experiment, only the whole process and the base material ratio had been adjusted, and with the ceaseless optimization of the experimental steps, each time it managed to improve the material performance by just a bit.
Then they would submit these papers to various journals.
