The Scumbags Also Counterattacked, Starting from Burning Books to Gain Wisdom

Lin Yucheng was born in a rural area. He was originally a scumbag who loved to play but did not study well. He always ranked first or second in the class. However, his crush was Hu Kexin, a school beauty from a wealthy family. Lin Yucheng had nothing but courage and used various methods to pursue Hu. Naturally, he was disliked and rejected. Who would like a person who is poor but not stupid but lazy? Until one year during the Ghost Festival, he walked down a street and walked to a fire where some people were burning paper money. There would be voices of people seeking official positions, fame, wealth, marriage... He was so surprised. What was going on? He suddenly understood that some people wrote their wishes on paper and burned them to their ancestors. If that's the case, if what you're burning is a book, wouldn't the knowledge be burned into your own brain? He went home and wrote down the mathematical formulas and physical formulas that he found most difficult to remember on paper, and then burned the paper. Sure enough, these formulas appeared in his mind, and he digested and understood them thoroughly. He took an old book from the past and burned it, and soon he learned all the knowledge in the book. He then burned two more books. By the time he burned the third book, he became dizzy and felt like vomiting. Although the knowledge could still be burned into his brain, he could not understand or digest it. He thought that there might be a limit to the amount of knowledge he could absorb at a time, but if he burned two or three books at a time, sooner or later he would become a scumbag and become a scholar, and he would naturally become more and more qualified to chase the school beauty Hu Kexin. Just thinking about it makes me happy. So he collected all second-hand teaching materials from kindergarten to university at scrap collection stations or online, and burned one or two books every day. He wanted to learn what he had not learned in the past and learn what he had not learned in the future.