The Counterattack of Bad Students: Awakening the Self-Discipline System Before the College Entrance Examination

When self-discipline becomes an instinct, even a poor student can ignite the sea of ​​scientific stars. In Luo Xinyao's math paper during the entrance examination at the beginning of his senior year, the last derivative question was a shocking blank. Ranking 180 in his grade, he was a full 60 points away from his dream of Shuimu University. That night, he stared at the ceiling until three in the morning - a light blue curtain of light unfolded in front of his eyes. The autonomous evolution system has been activated. The system does not directly provide knowledge or help him solve questions. It only does one thing: quantifying self-discipline into experience bars and turning learning into killing monsters and upgrading. He locked his cell phone in an old pencil case, started with derivatives, gnawed at one question after another, and filled in one loophole after another. From Mathematics Level 2 to Level 6, from 180th in grade to ninth in the province, from "almost being kicked out" of Tsinghua Yao Class to first in grade. He conquered the mathematical modeling competition, gnawed at the completeness of functional analysis, and won the gold medal in the Qiu Chengtong College Student Mathematics Competition. When his research came into contact with the international frontier field of "neural operators," he realized that behind this self-discipline game, there was a hidden map leading to the world's top academic circles. This book combines hard-core subject knowledge (mathematical analysis, machine learning, neural operators) and passionate growth narratives, using 3 million words to construct a complete counterattack epic from a scumbag to a top scientific research star. There is the refreshing feeling of system flow here, and there is also a profound reflection on the "nature of self-discipline" - the real golden finger is not the system, but the self that is awakened by the system and never gives up.