1980: Becoming a Great Scientist with AI

Honestly, I don't recommend newcomers write these kinds of academic genius stories. Even if the protagonist has an AI, if the author's own writing skills aren't up to par, readers will find it awkward and unengaging. You at least need to be competent yourself and have some real talent. Like that book about the academic genius's high-tech system, the author of that book clearly had solid writing skills.

I. Answer the following questions briefly (14 points in total) 1. What are the three major tasks that the Chinese people should undertake in the 1980s? What is their core purpose? (4 Points) A: Three major events: (1) Oppose hegemonism and safeguard world peace in international affairs; (2) Taiwan returns to the motherland, realizing the reunification of the motherland;

The author would be better off adding a patch, a hypothesis to prove, which would generate a large number of manuscripts in the early stages.

Hurry up and get it verified, then we can go show off all over the world!

Don't include romance! And minimize character conflicts.

Why can my AI only provide the general logic and not the complete proof? 🤔

No? Fermat's Theorem and the Poincaré Conjecture were proposed by Pierre de Fermat and Henri Poincaré, so they are named after them. Looking at the synopsis, if the protagonist had proposed them, wouldn't they be called conjectures named after him? 🙂

China's highest-level trial begins.

The idea is interesting, but the writing style and the control of exciting plot points are a bit lacking. Fortunately, there aren't any major flaws, so it's readable.

Starting a business too quickly, you should slow down for about a year.