An Elementary Schooler from the Start, Livestreaming My Solutions

Ye Hao transmigrates into the body of a nine-year-old elementary school student in a parallel world.

He knows a little bit of everything, and he'll show the world what a true genius looks like.

Middle schooler: “Do you know what a system of two linear equations is?”

Ye Hao: “Even a three-year-old wouldn't bother looking at that.”

High schooler: “Qinzhou values literature. Can you compose poetry?”

Ye Hao: “I can do that in my sleep.”

College student: “You little brat, do you even know what calculus is?”

Ye Hao: “I mastered it when I was five. You're asking whether I know it?”

A literary giant: “I've got a first line here. I bet a nine-year-old kid like you can't come up with a matching one.”

Ye Hao: “Heh.”

A scientist: “You people don't really think a child understands quantum mechanics, do you? Have you lost your minds?”

Ye Hao: “Sorry, but I actually do, and I know just a little bit more than you.”

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