The Counterattack of the Scumbags: the Road to Immortality Beyond Tsinghua University

In 1994, in a rural area in northern Shandong Province, Lin Xiangyang scored 58 points on the math test, ranking second from the bottom in the class. My father is a technician at an agricultural machinery factory and only knows how to repair machines. My mother was a waiter in a textile factory, and her hands were covered in calluses. No one thought he could pass into high school. Until that summer, his father taught him how to repair machines under a kerosene lamp: "Find where there is no connection, and then weld it." He suddenly realized that learning is also a machine. He drew the textbook formulas into gears and turned the wrong question book into a troubleshooting manual. When I was a kid, I thought he was pretending, but when I was a top student, I laughed at him being crazy. Until Chen Xiaoyu, the top girl in the county, quietly gave him a pink notebook. From 58 points to 11th in the county, from second to last to Tsinghua University. This is not a genius story. He is an ordinary rural boy who has used gears to influence his destiny for ten years. "I wanted to know how smart I could be." And he did. This book is written for everyone who has ever been second to last.