The Prodigy Scholar

I was going to watch it, but when I saw the comments about Yuan Longping being among the worst, I really didn't want to watch anymore. Do you know how many times that old man increased grain production? Without him, you'd still be eating dirt right now.

I saw the introduction and immediately felt that what you said was very wrong, Yuan Longping. He's a modern-day Shennong (a legendary Chinese agricultural expert), influencing countless years to come. Isn't he far greater than Einstein? How many people did Einstein harm, and how many did he save?

He has extensive connections, deep experience, and an incredibly high status in the scientific community. The discovery of gravitational waves was based on his ideas, and he is the author of the paper. He should rightfully receive the Nobel Prize, right? Of course, the Nobel Committee wouldn't award the prize to the same person so quickly, would they? Also, the main character can't leave the country anymore, so it's impossible for him to go and receive it, right? Hehe

I came here to see the top student, why are you still playing basketball after almost 100 chapters? 😆

Given a sample, the component ratio can always be deduced. This is not difficult. The difficulty lies in the smelting process. What's truly kept secret is the process. The composition and formula of alloys are impossible to keep secret unless not a single piece of the finished product leaks out.

If we're talking about academic geniuses, Yuan Longping might not be one. But if we're talking about being a top performer in his field, who can rival him in the field of hybrid rice? Yuan Longping influenced an entire era. Back then, the world was struggling to feed itself; now, how many countries around the world use hybrid rice?

Ugh, I just can't stand it anymore. I can't stand seeing the protagonist go play soccer. And he's such a scumbag! I could tolerate him at least writing a proper harem or something that could advance the plot. He just flirts, sleeps with her, and then disappears. I've read over a hundred chapters and he hasn't done any serious research; it's all just showing off.

I just read the introduction, and Yuan Lao's ranking seems too low, doesn't it? It's no exaggeration to say that Yuan Lao's contributions are monumental; in ancient times, he could have been deified.

That said, in recent years, China has indeed been investing more and more in basic scientific research. As the author stated, many things boil down to money. If money isn't an issue, then many things can be accumulated, and with enough accumulation, many problems cease to be problems. I have personally experienced this firsthand in managing certain R&D projects.

This book shouldn't be called "Prodigy Scholar." It should be called "Prodigy Basketball God." A third of it is about playing basketball.