At the age of five, Lu Qingchen played his first note on a secondhand piano, revealing astonishing musical talent. His parents, a music professor mother and an engineering professor father, guided him with open-minded wisdom. They kept him free from commercial pressures and premature specialization, protecting his well-rounded childhood. From then on, his world opened into a wondrous symphony: mathematical patterns hidden in the melodies of the piano and violin, rhythms on the running track echoing the laws of physics, the beauty of art and the truth of science seamlessly united in him.
From winning dual championships at the national music competition to using musical thinking to solve Olympiad math problems; from making a stunning debut at a school sports meet to donning the national badminton team’s colors and lifting the Thomas Cup, then carving an astonishing path across the ice at the Winter Olympics speed skating events, every leap into a new field brought different bodies of knowledge together. He entered a top university as the highest-scoring student in the college entrance exam and pursued interdisciplinary research in aerospace and medicine. During his doctoral studies, he designed and tested an experimental aircraft, then flew it himself. Finally, he joined the military. From piloting an aerospace fighter he had helped design to defend the skies, to forming and coaching the elite “Spark” squadron, he forged a sword to protect the blue skies from a scientist’s wisdom and a soldier’s fiery spirit.
After achieving success and renown, he returned to pure mathematics and won a major mathematical prize, yet gave all his honors and knowledge to his country without reservation. The story follows him through boyhood, youth, and adulthood, until, with his hair turned white, he passes the dreams and the mission of protecting others on to the next generation gazing up at the stars.
A very good book. It is written slowly, without a system, and relies entirely on one's own efforts.
The pace is pretty good. I'm an old bookworm. It's good to watch something slow-paced.
It's a great book, why are there so few reviews? As I read it, I noticed something wrong. Even if you skip dozens of chapters, it won't be a problem.
It's really well written, step by step, progressing and growing step by step. There are indeed traces of AI, and there is a summary and description at the end of each chapter.
I like this kind of daily flow very much
The plot is step-by-step and very readable, allowing people to slowly enjoy the growth process of the protagonist.
Okay, Okay, Okay
It's very beautiful, keep it up, it's not a brainless fun, I look forward to the future development
QAQ is really good, a real genius, but unfortunately it's a bit bland, the author has written it well
The innocence of having a child is not dependent on the system.