In Order to Go to College, Lin Dingsheng Turned in Controllable Nuclear Fusion

"Lin Dingsheng turned in controllable nuclear fusion to go to college" When "300 points in the college entrance examination" and "Submission of controllable nuclear fusion" appear in the same book title, a sense of absurdity comes over you. In this extreme contrast, this novel constructs a thrilling and hilarious technological counterattack story. The protagonist, Lin Dingsheng, is a genius who accurately controls his scores and pretends to be a scumbag. He lives in poverty but has a starry mind. Under the catalysis of the "super academic system", he had to use the water heater coil and hand-rubbed ceramics in the simple rental house toilet to start a crazy journey to verify the key technology of controllable nuclear fusion. The most wonderful thing about the novel is that it closely stitches the grand narrative of "changing the country's energy landscape" with the simple wish of "stopping parents from selling breakfast", making every technological breakthrough return to living human fireworks. The author understands the essence of "shuangwen", but gives it solid scientific details and touching emotional core. Whether it is the interesting packaging of advanced concepts such as "torsion field theory" and "neutrino cooling", or the sharp moment when the protagonist uses a marker pen to deduce formulas in front of academicians, both of them take into account the pleasure of reading and the intellectual challenge. What's even more rare is that the book's description of the survival pressure of poor students, its insistence on the dignity of knowledge, and its feelings about home and country make this seemingly "cheating" story always flow with a warmth and resilience that refuses to admit defeat. This is an inspirational fable dressed in science fiction. It uses the most absurd plot to tell us: the real light comes from the courage to still look up at the stars in the cramped reality and realize it bit by bit with both hands.