Extra Points for Answering the Questions: Before the College Entrance Examination, I Became the National Academic God

In the last mock test before the college entrance examination, Wu Zuo scored a total of 287. The head teacher read out the results in front of the whole class, and the student ranked second from last was 11 points more than the student with the lowest score. No one remembers what the last one was called, but everyone remembers 287. He has something that others don't have - a system for adding points to questions. Study a set of mathematics papers and add logical reasoning; solve a physics problem and add spatial modeling; memorize an ancient text and add memory anchors. The system is unreasonable and only recognizes the results: if you do it, you will get it, if you don't do it, you won't get it. But he has to earn what the system cannot provide. The alarm clock at four o'clock in the morning, the stack of scratch papers on the desk that blocked the view, the gritted teeth to turn to the next page after being laughed at by classmates - these systems did not add points, but Wu Zuo added them himself. Thirty days, 287 to 726. Provincial champion. Then the story just begins. Tsinghua University, competitions, algebraic geometry, functor transfer, cross-border cooperation with Carlos at Berkeley, applying to Annals, being rejected, applying again, having my father hospitalized, and being stuck for three months... You can get points for doing questions, but there is no standard answer for doing research. This is a long novel from countdown to scholar, and then from scholar to scholar. The system is the introduction, and the people are the main text.