After Rejecting Peking University Three Times, the System Rewards Me with a Lithography Machine

Chen Bufu turned in his college entrance exam early and was interviewed. After a few boastful yet self-deprecating remarks, he quickly went viral online.

Netizens argued endlessly over his turning down Jing University twice, and gaped in disbelief when they learned that his college entrance exam mercenary work had earned him millions.

But when people truly learned about Chen Bufu's achievements, they couldn't help exclaiming: Is he even human?

With a paralyzed mother and a seriously ill younger sister, he shouldered the family's burdens alone and got into Jing University. The People's Daily hailed him as a role model for today's youth!

His essay, "The Death of Red Hare," not only earned a perfect score on the college entrance exam, but also sparked a nationwide reading craze. Only later did people discover that this kid had written The Three-Body Problem, too, along with "Lone Warrior," "Under the Sea," and more...

The more netizens dug, the more astonished they became. Chen Bufu had even created an artificial heart and helped his mother stand again after years of paralysis...

These groundbreaking discoveries that shocked the medical world had all come from the hands of this high school student.

Then Chen Bufu announced that he had turned down Jing University for a third time, and went straight on to develop a 2 nm lithography machine, shaking the whole world...

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