Anyone Becomes a Genius

It briefly describes the only way to become a genius. It is inspirational and passionate and tells everyone a series of facts such as having to bow down in front of genius and that hard work is in vain. This book introduces the author's days as a supercomputing prodigy. Genius is a novel that describes the fate of a painter in the United States. Certain events that occurred in the youth of the novel's protagonist, Eugene Vitra, have the nature of the author's autobiography, and his artistic creation principles are in line with the author's own. Eugene strives to pursue realistic art and to reflect all the love and ugliness of life. Scenes of urban ghettos, images of hungry people and ragged children appeared on Eugene's canvases. After a short period of success, Eugene became unfashionable. He had to sell his excellent works at low prices. He lived for narrow personal interests, had many inappropriate love relationships, and suffered family tragedies. Eugene fell into a deep creative and spiritual crisis. For a period he lost his true sense of life, and only physical labor could restore his spiritual balance to some extent. After reading the whole book, I am always excited This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.