In My Rebirth, I Relied on Learning to Defeat Bai Yueguang

After failing to be reborn, he gained mathematical knowledge and learning methods. Lin Xiaoman was admitted to the Department of Mathematics at Tsinghua University at the "advanced age" of thirty-four years old. She entered the academic hall with a splendid attitude. The instructor scolded her certificate as "like a primary school student", and her classmates discussed behind her back "Can older women graduate?" However, she used the tenacity she developed as a cashier to turn every question into a constraint. When others were still worrying about their papers, she was already starting a business with a federated learning algorithm; when her peers were anxious about their mid-life crisis, she used mathematics to protect data privacy at international conferences; when everyone advised her to "enough is enough," she was imagining the next impossible thing on the Cam River in Cambridge. From convenience stores to Tsinghua, from Tsinghua to Cambridge, from students to mentors, from entrepreneurs to mothers - Lin Xiaoman uses mathematics to reconstruct life: age is a variable, prejudice is noise, and love is an objective function that always converges. "There is no impossible path in this world, only algorithms that have not been found yet," she said.