Lin Zhun never cares about his touch when playing billiards.
He calculated it.
Incident angle, separation angle, friction force, collision coefficient - in his eyes, the pool table is a coordinate system, and every shot is a physics problem to be solved.
His classmates said he played like a machine, his opponents said he didn't enjoy billiards, and semi-professional players outside the school laughed at him: "Calculation is useless on the billiard table."
Until that day, a system called "Professional Golfer's Roadmap" appeared in front of him.
A. A lifetime of entertainment
B. A road worth going all out
Lin Zhun stretched out his hand and pointed at B. It wasn't because of impulsiveness, it was because he had calculated it.
When everyone is relying on talent and intuition to play, only Lin Zhun knows:
Billiards has always been a mathematical problem.
And he is the one who solves the problem.
