Traveling through the parallel world, Lin Feng became a freshman at the School of Materials Science and Technology of Kyushu University, the highest institution in Xia Kingdom, and awakened his full-level understanding. In the introductory class on crystal structure, the teacher casually mentioned the end of Moore's Law. Lin Feng felt something about it and silently developed a room-temperature superconducting material in the laboratory, which directly ended the era of the internal combustion engine! In the polymer chemistry class, the teacher lamented the difficulty of controlling white pollution. Lin Feng heard this and developed a new biomaterial that is stronger than alloys but can be quickly degraded in seawater! At the new energy lecture, the academician complained that the photovoltaic conversion efficiency was too low. As a result, the project report submitted by Lin Feng turned out to be a quantum photovoltaic film that can be sprayed on any surface, with an efficiency as high as 99%! Since then, the professors and academicians of Kyushu University have completely fallen into sweet troubles. Professor: Who asked Lin Feng to audit nuclear physics? Stop him quickly! I'm afraid he will deliver a controllable fusion reactor next week! Dean: Please, let Lin Feng graduate quickly! If he keeps doing this, when he wins the Nobel Prize, I, the dean, will have to call him teacher when I see him...
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It's a crime to show off.
Pretending, two stars
Incredible understanding: Listening to a lecture and creating room-temperature superconductor Wei Lin Jingxuan
9.26 Update
Lin Feng smiled slightly: "Tell it, we Xia people have a characteristic - the more places we are not allowed to go, the more we want to see them."
Complete book.
It's a crime to show off.
Pretending, two stars
Incredible understanding: Listening to a lecture and creating room-temperature superconductor Wei Lin Jingxuan 9.26 Update Lin Feng smiled slightly: "Tell it, we Xia people have a characteristic - the more places we are not allowed to go, the more we want to see them." Complete book.