[Tech-powered patriotism] Jiang Chen gets a Losing Streak System and spends three years at the bottom of his high school class. His despicable homeroom teacher ostracizes him, his classmates look down on him, and even his childhood friend, who has feelings for him, worries about him. But no one expects him to cash in on his losing streak right before the college entrance exam and obtain all the answers. He earns the first perfect score in every subject since the exam system began, then goes on to forge a path toward making his country a technological powerhouse.
Despicable homeroom teacher: “Hmph. The last Chinese question asks students to write a piece of classical prose. It’s deliberately impossible. Nobody can answer it, so stop dreaming about making history with a perfect score... What? ‘The rosy clouds fly alongside the solitary wild duck; the autumn waters share the same hue as the vast sky!’ What kind of immortal verse is that?”
University president: “Jiang Chen, I know you’re a great student, but lithography machines are incredibly complex, and the Western countries have us in a stranglehold. You can’t just learn how to build one in a couple of days... What? You led everyone in building a lithography machine that outperforms the West?”
Bystander: “What kind of monster is Jiang Chen, the guy who got a perfect score? Making history with a perfect score is one thing, but then he built a lithography machine, and now he’s swept every Nobel Prize in one go. How many heads does he have?”
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