A Third-Year Failure? I'm a National Treasure of a Scientist

At Jiangcheng Normal University, Su Chen, widely regarded across campus as an antisocial good-for-nothing, has his manuscript torn to shreds in front of everyone by his advisor once again. “A student at a second-tier teachers' college dares to question a Nobel laureate?” Faced with mockery and contempt, he offers no defense. He simply gathers the pages scattered across the floor and walks toward the abandoned laboratory. It is not until the national teachers' college competition that he takes the stage empty-handed and silences the entire hall with just three lines of chalkboard equations. A leading authority from Jinghua University immediately offers him special admission: “That one stroke of yours is worth a billion yuan.” From then on, he goes from a laughingstock at a teachers' college to a top national laboratory. A breakthrough in solid-state electrolytes, a triumph in room-temperature superconductivity, and a comeback against a global academic campaign to shut him out... When a Western giant offers him a multimillion-yuan annual salary to stay, he says only: “My roots are in China.” Years later, he stands on an international stage, facing those who once doubted him: “In the face of science, everyone is equal.” In the front row below sits the very person who tore up his manuscript all those years ago. Tags: genius scholar, research comeback, love of country, hard-core power fantasy