Students should understand all things and grasp their rules. They can slay demons with language arts, comprehend the Great Dao through mathematics, reshape the world with physics, probe the origins of all things with chemistry, or wield history...
Bai Zhe is a little confused. Has the world gone mad?
Those who study language arts can destroy the heavens and earth with poetry and prose.
Those who study mathematics can derive the Great Dao from addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Those who study physics can conjure rockets and cannons at will.
Those who study chemistry... Holy crap, don't hit me with an atomic bomb!
Music, art, chess, history, and countless other fields each have their own incredible powers.
But if you want to become a top student, or even a god of learning, you have to know how to solve problems.
Bai Zhe discovers that he can answer every question by guessing.
The word problem is too long to read? He just writes down the answer.
He only remembers the first line of Spring River in the Flower Moon Night? No problem, he recites the rest on the spot.
He only remembers the opening of Beethoven's Fifth? He just plays the rest by improvising.
How do you paint the Mona Lisa? No worries, the right strokes just come to him.
Whoops, he accidentally became a sage, and the whole world found out.
It's a great book, and there will be a follow-up later. I want a follow-up.
It's so beautiful, why don't you get any reviews?