I Taught the Squeeze Theorem at Six, and a PhD Calls Me Kiddo

Zhang Xiao transmigrates into the body of a six-year-old and becomes a video blogger.

Solving math problems earns him cash prizes and mysterious gift packs.

He explains math problems to his viewers every day, terrifying a bunch of PhD students!

"Big brothers, this problem is easy. Take the logarithm first, then flip the numerator and denominator. After splitting the fractions, subtract them in offset pairs."

Netizens: "And you call that easy??"

"Big brothers, here's your homework. Launch a rocket from Earth, have it fly around the Sun to Pluto, land, then take off and return to Earth. Set up equations and solve it."

Then came the squeeze theorem, the Mercator projection, the Bernoulli lemniscate...

Netizens: "Little bro, please, I'm begging you to stop. My brain's splitting apart!!"

The Global High-IQ Club praised Zhang Xiao:

"In his arena, Einstein couldn't get a ticket."

"If Gauss were alive, he'd gladly become Zhang Xiao's horse keeper."

"He's the messenger between God and humanity."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.