Weird Subject: Cognitive Fragmentation

Li Yesaki was once a genius at an A-level university. The cognitive score of the college entrance examination is 98, ranking ninth in the country. Until he tried interdisciplinary integration, his cognitive framework shattered, and he was sent to a leaky D-level university. Everyone thought he was useless. Half a year later, he used three cognitive fragments to piece together a custom skill that had never been included in the textbook, and dismantled a B-level skill. The news spread back to the A-level university and reached the ears of the instructor who had voted in favor. He flipped through the withdrawal documents from half a year ago. A signed piece of paper never really comes into effect. This is the story of a Shatter who uses the pieces to piece together a new path. There is a golden crack under his left eye - every time the crack deepens, he is one step closer to being completely shattered. But the deeper the cracks, the lower the rules he can touch. "Fragmentation is not evidence of failure. It is the beginning of another way of knowing."