Rewind to 2007: Opening the Hall of Academic Prodigies

I had Riemann prove his own conjectures, then got Einstein and Bohr to revisit their century-defining debate.

I summoned John von Neumann to redefine computers and invited Robert Noyce to improve semiconductor materials.

Lu Shan: If you can't even crack the seven-digit lottery code, what use are all these proofs to me?

A host of academic greats: We can turn you into a super student and a world-class scientist. How about building a neural quantum supercomputer, a micro nuclear battery with a range of ten thousand kilometers, then assembling a fusion reactor by hand and creating an unprecedented new era for humanity?

Lu Shan: Deal!

Clay Mathematics Institute: Lu Shan has solved every one of the Millennium Prize Problems single-handedly!

Nobel Prize Committee: Why has Lu Shan been nominated for all three science prizes?

The New York Times: Lu Shan has changed the course of human history.

Time: This man has monopolized the world's most advanced technology.

Lu Shan: Accumulate academic and technological points, unlock the Temple of Scholars, summon the spirits of great scientists, and bring together humanity's greatest minds to change the world!

(A tech-heavy, genius-scholar novel)