From This Moment On, I Become an All-Around Genius

Chen Yi, a national treasure of a scientist, was hailed as the most versatile genius.

But after staying up all night, he died suddenly and transmigrated to the Republic of China in 1924.

From then on...

David Hilbert: "I was wrong. China is no mathematical wasteland, but the greatest miracle in human history!"

Werner Karl Heisenberg: "Chen has single-handedly driven civilization forward. He is truly a mentor to all humanity!"

Paul Dirac: "Every truth in the world is stored in Professor Chen's mind. If possible, I would gladly become a disciple under Professor Chen, just to glimpse the mysteries of the universe."

And yet...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.