At 23, Chen Mo has been out of vocational school for years and spends his days rushing around delivering food, crushed by the weight of life.
Then an accident activates the [All-Field Technology Tree System], forcing him to take on its main quest: sit the college entrance exam.
With no foundation and only thirty days to prepare, he does his best but scores just over 300 points, landing at an ordinary junior college.
While others waste their days, he lights up the technology tree: mathematics forms the central trunk, physics and chemistry branch off on either side, and materials science sinks deep as the roots. He gradually unlocks branches across biology, computing, energy, engineering, and every other field.
He solves global challenges and wins top research awards at home and abroad.
He studies overseas for his PhD, wins major international academic prizes, stuns the global academic community, and goes on to lead cutting-edge research projects;
from developing bionic robots and breaking through brain-computer interfaces to achieving mechanical ascension and venturing into outer space;
and, extending the chemistry branch into life sciences and medicine, he conquers cancer, reverses aging, extends human lifespans, and reaches for the forbidden realm of immortality.
It's a good book, but it's a pity that it was discontinued in the later period. It had something to say. I worked hard to improve my studies in the early stage. In the later stage, the content was divided into classes and refined into the field of mathematics. I hope that if I continue writing it, it will definitely become popular. After reading it in one go, it stopped abruptly, oops!
Author, what level does your mathematics level correspond to? Is the upper limit of this mathematics level very high? If calculated according to the level of civilization, how high can it reach?
Check in: 2026.9.15, The 204th book of the Year of the Horse, H49. Finished reading on 9.16. G49. Very nice. Very inspiring article. Cool article. It's a bit short, but I understand that it's difficult to write later.
I feel okay, I hope it won't break down in the future