Lin Hai transmigrated to a parallel world and became an elementary school student, then bound a Super Technology System.
From the start, his IQ was 420. After researching nuclear energy and making a breakthrough, he was hailed as the smartest elementary school student and the youngest academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
But no one expected that two years later, the internet would be flooded with doubts about him.
"Lin Hai is only an elementary school student who hasn't even turned twelve. How could he understand such advanced knowledge?"
"Lin Hai's parents are both doctoral supervisors at a university. His research must all be their work."
"This is academic fraud. We demand an investigation."
Faced with these accusations, Lin Hai paid them no heed, choosing instead to slap the world in the face with the facts.
Superconducting graphene, quantum computers, controlled nuclear fusion... While the world was still reeling in shock, Lin Hai had already become the guiding light of Earth's technology.
This is the thrilling story of a twelve-year-old elementary school student crushing everyone.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
You are just jealous Is it so difficult to admit that others are good? I can only use the keyboard to conquer the Internet. What's wrong with the elementary school student? He's a genius, do you understand? You can do it, come on Euler went to college at the age of thirteen This elementary school student is a better person than Einstein It's normal to publish a biological research paper. Whether you believe it or not, I don't believe it anyway
420? Einstein was only in his early 200s, are you 80?
How come you won the prize without having a fertilized egg?
The country will focus on protecting geniuses like this. Suddenly there are so many news countries that can be forcibly deleted. Unless the country itself wants to use public opinion to kill the protagonist, otherwise this situation will not happen.
It's good that I didn't slice it for you.