Math Genius Playing Billiards

When he was seventeen years old, Fang Qi told his father that he was going to Bangkok. Fang Jian didn't ask why, just patted him on the shoulder: Be safe. Six days later, a strange Chinese boy appeared on TV. He stood by the snooker table, pacing strangely, leaning over to hit the ball, and pocketed the shot. Six games, four clean sheets, three 147s - the whole world is asking: Who is this guy? Accompanying him to Bangkok were visitors from two cosmic civilizations. Bi Fang said: Give you two years to use billiards to accumulate influence and let the world see you. From that day on, Fang Qi began to understand: being seen is not the end, but the starting point. Humanity is trapped in a genetic cage. The AI ​​learns from competition data. When the seventeen-year-old math genius picked up the club, an experiment on "being seen" slowly began.