Heart Scientists

He's just a psychopath. But he is convinced that he is a top scientist. He used delusions to build theories, used fallacies to derive formulas, and used readily available materials to create weapons. And then - his theory was established, the formula came true, and the weapon shot down the satellite. Chen Mu, 23 years old, is a nominal designer at a toy factory. His medical diagnosis says he has "severe scientist identity obsession delusion." He truly and unshakably believed he was a top scientist—and the universe bowed to him. This is the power of [Xinsu]. What he firmly believes in is the truth; what he deduces is the law. The "fallacies" he wrote have been repeatedly verified as iron laws in the laboratory. The "toy" he pieced together at random shot down a decommissioned high-orbit satellite thousands of miles away. Every time he gave a serious "scientific research results report", a group of gray-haired academicians fell into silence as their worldview collapsed. At this moment, the genius himself was sitting in the cafeteria of his toy factory, demonstrating a brand-new theory to his sister Chen Guo with a serious look on his face - why his thinking speed increased after eating this cake. This is enough to prove that there is an inevitable and formulatable causal relationship between sugar and super-light speed. The younger sister rolled her eyes: "Brother, you just want to eat that piece of cake." Chen Mu nodded with sincere eyes: "Yes, my good sister." The world is burning and the gods are eating their desserts. This is the world of "The Mind Scientist" - here, a madman's paranoia is the truth of the universe.