This is the story of a man from science and engineering who invents, runs a school, builds machines, and slaps the magician in the face in the magical world.
There is no system, no golden fingers, just the brain of a PhD in materials science and a mantra: "This is not scientific."
On the first day after traveling to another world, Lin Feng was chained in a mine and waiting to die.
Then he did some small things - the noble lady suffered from heat stroke, the magician chanted the spell and the heat got hotter and hotter, so he took out a handful of saltpeter to make ice to save people; the magician called him witchcraft, but he said it was chemistry; the magician army flew into the air to prepare for amplified moves, he squinted his eyes and calculated the wind speed trajectory, and then fired.
"Based on calculations, they were flying too low."
Later, the entire continent knew that there was a man in science and engineering who didn't know magic, but specialized in treating all kinds of dissatisfaction.
The catchphrase is: "This is not scientific."
Reader comments
Writing about Lin Feng, a man in science and engineering, is actually writing about a kind of stubbornness - believing in data, believing in logic, and believing that knowledge can change something. He is not passionate, does not shout slogans, and even has some social barriers, but everything he does says: This world can be different. Science is not omnipotent, but it is practical every step of the way.
Thank you for reading this. I hope we can all be like Lin Feng and be stubborn craftsmen in our own fields who "data will not lie".
Writing about Lin Feng, a man in science and engineering, is actually writing about a kind of stubbornness - believing in data, believing in logic, and believing that knowledge can change something. He is not passionate, does not shout slogans, and even has some social barriers, but everything he does says: This world can be different. Science is not omnipotent, but it is practical every step of the way. Thank you for reading this. I hope we can all be like Lin Feng and be stubborn craftsmen in our own fields who "data will not lie".