Max-Level Professor: Globally Livestreamed in Another World

A bizarre magnetic field hurls computer science professor Lu Yuan and his seven-year-old daughter onto an isolated alien world twenty thousand light-years away.

The whole world watches as a giant screen broadcasts their plight: stranded in the wilderness, surrounded by man-eating beasts and strange formations, with cavalry from another race lying in wait.

A tycoon sneers, "A teacher with a deadweight kid won't last three days."

Comments flood the screen: "Dad, eat your daughter. That'll keep you going for two more days."

Lu Yuan doesn't panic. He crouches to tie his daughter's shoelaces, then looks up and says something that silences the world:

"I can crack this world's underlying code."

While others charge in relying on brute force, he uses algorithms to model the formations. When a foreign general mocks him for being too weak to hurt a fly, he quietly sets up pulley systems, calculates gunpowder ratios, and builds gravity-powered traps.

In a single night, the isolated island becomes a science lab.

The alien dynasty falls. The planetary tycoons kneel.

Only then does everyone remember: this is Lu Yuan, the man who first took down the entire internet, then went on to win the Turing Award.

Twenty thousand light-years away, his wife, Lin Wan, watches the livestream, wipes away her tears, and walks into the National Supercomputing Center.

What she has to do is even harder than crushing the alien world:

bring her husband and daughter home from the livestream.