Number One Scholar Wang Ruoxi

Wang Ruoxi, a talented Chinese girl, went overseas to further her studies as the number one scholar. With extraordinary talent and unremitting efforts, she made a breakthrough that shocked the world at the age of only 22: she drew inspiration from the ancient Qinhuai River glutinous rice mortar formula and successfully achieved room temperature superconductivity. She was featured on the cover of Nature and was hailed as a "Nobel Prize-level genius scientist" by the international academic community. However, this achievement, which contained a revolutionary topological algorithm, was labeled as "can crack the US military's quantum communications", instantly involving her in the vortex of the game between great powers. Underneath the splendor of the celebration party was the danger of becoming a technical puppet. The solemn moment of the doctor's defense was actually cleared by the FBI, the laboratory was sealed, and the results were coveted. In order to protect the country's important weapon, Wang Ruoxi transformed into "Gui Yan". At an altitude of 10,000 meters, she used her body temperature to activate the device to destroy key chips, and used hamburger tinfoil to transmit the Morse code, staging a thrilling game of life and death. The motherland launched a special service plan and went to the United States under the guise of a cultural relics troupe to assist. When the fragment of the bronze chime in the customs passage resonates mysteriously due to the key she carries, the wanderer finally returns. Returning to Yanyuan, she became the youngest doctoral supervisor. In the Nobel Hall, she announced with a holographic image of the Mogao Grottoes: "My superconducting key is called the Nanjing City Wall." Taking students back to the Ming Dynasty City Wall, the room-temperature superconducting blue flowers blooming in the cracks of the bricks not only symbolize the dawn of a new era of science and technology, but also reflect the invisible crown that a Chinese scientist forged on the fertile soil of civilization with his wisdom and sincerity.