Being a Top Student Means Grinding Hard

Let's give a real-life example. Liu Lu, a junior at Central South University, proved Pantasi's conjecture at the age of 22 and was directly awarded a doctorate, making him a full professor-level researcher, with an additional reward of 1 million. Zhou's conjecture that the Mersenne primes are much better than Pantasi's conjecture. As a result, you are still worried about graduating from college and applying for Distinguished Young Scholars? It's funny.

It turns out that I guessed right. You have to wait until you are 30 years old before you can be elected as an academician. . . . Cowhide! You really are not afraid of the protagonist going abroad. Outstanding youths are evaluated once a year, and academicians are elected once every two years. Shouldn't the protagonist be directly elected as an academician that year? What other great guy in the math department can actually make the protagonist line up? Whenever the protagonist has a temper, just say this, pack your bags the next day, and go to any top foreign university to become a tenured professor.

The author didn't even go to high school, so he came here to write about academic excellence? ? ? ? I admire it, it's awesome😰

I hope you don't go to study abroad. I'm tired of this kind of plot. Besides, if you have this kind of ability, it shouldn't matter whether you go or not.

The protagonist of a paper, Professor Liu, academician, publisher, each reviewer has to complete one or two chapters, which is a bit unbearable

Can the author get this crap thing like virtual currency out of his head? Humanity's top brain goes to work on something like virtual currency. What's the use except for the protagonist to make some money? All the power has been lost. Is the protagonist short of money? When writing this crap, you might as well say that the whole world begs the protagonist to issue its own currency and unify global finance.

I have always had a question: If I don't participate in various competitions, I can't become an outstanding scientist? It's so boring to keep having this kind of storyline about participating in competitions.

When I saw Chapter 16, I couldn't stand it anymore According to the author's description, it is equivalent to a 10-fold increase in IQ And then I got full marks in mathematics, physics and chemistry, and 97 in biology The result was 124 in Chinese? Forget it, reading comprehension is too subjective English 130? Even if you write a perfect score of 150 in English, I can understand it. After all, perfect scores in English composition are relatively common compared to Chinese. As for the IQ of the protagonist you described, and the previous protagonist was also a student in the top 300 in grade, after two months of liverache, he got 130 in English?

Why! I only admire Lu Biwang when it comes to Xueba novels and science fiction novels. It's probably hard to surpass that novel.

The writing is very good, but sometimes it's too "shocky". To set up the shock, there is a bit too much nonsense. The average number of Riddlers per capita is 😥, but in other aspects the writing is really good. Quick update, quick update.