The Poisonous Professor: Begins to Write a Novel and Become a Global Popularity

Jiang Yan, the youngest professor at a top university, teaches literature during the day and writes novels at night. The student provoked: "Can you write a best-seller?" He wrote 3,000 words on the blackboard and became famous all over the Internet. The copyright of the new book "The Logic Trap" was snapped up before it was finished, which shocked the film and television industry. I accidentally got a golden finger, which can be exchanged for "flash of inspiration" when I am stuck, and I can write a god-level case in three hours. He cursed in classical Chinese without using any curse words, wrote impromptu poems to make the judges cry, and won the Global Literature Award directly. While others strive for traffic, he strives for academic qualifications, and the entire entertainment industry is drawn into doubting his life. The director begged him to act, and the variety show snatched him as the cultural director. The box office exceeded 3 billion and he swept the Best Actor Awards. Use logic to debunk anti-fans, live broadcast reverse science and criminal investigation, and his name is all hotly searched. Entering the entertainment industry from the university platform, he does not speculate on characters or engage in scandals, and specializes in dealing with all kinds of dissatisfaction. Others relied on public relations, but he relied on IQ to crush them. The system automatically generated a chain of evidence to slap people in the face and spread rumors. In response to the Oscar nomination controversy, he posted his response in six languages, accepted the award in a Mao suit and cried sunspots. Will AI challenge the poisonous tongue of humans? His words "The human heart cannot be copied" caused the machine to go offline on the spot. In the end, the global sales of the novel exceeded 10 million, and the pirate publisher apologized for the loss of 20 million U. S. Dollars. In the year of his retirement, he won many awards and returned to the classroom. A student asked: "What is your most successful work?" He smiled and pointed out the window: "They are those people who have been criticized by me, but have learned to think." These days, intellectuals can really be top-notch—as long as they are ruthless, smart enough, and able to fight.