College student Lu Fan wakes up one day to find himself back in infancy. Until the age of five, he is utterly ordinary: frail and sickly, always a beat slower in speech and action, and easily overlooked.
It is only when he suddenly amazes everyone at five and stuns the entire kindergarten that Lu Fan realizes he may have no System and no ability to copy works, and may still be perfectly ordinary, but his already sky-high IQ increases every year.
Lu Fan quote 1: “Even the slowest student can’t learn calculus by the time they’re nine?”
Lu Fan quote 2: “An ordinary person starting school at four, graduating high school at fourteen, and earning a master’s degree at eighteen. What’s so unreasonable about that?”
Lu Fan quote 3: “What’s this about splitting into arts and sciences? What do you mean, choosing a major? I don’t have a major! Whatever field the country needs, that’s what I’ll study!”
An academic from the Chinese Academy of Sciences: “Back when I was studying at Qingbei, I went to the library at five every morning to memorize my lessons, thinking I’d be the first there. Then I found out Lu Fan had already finished…”
He was five years old in 1992, and he is a fresh graduate in 2026? The author's concept of time is too poor [tilts head and laughs while crying]
Why did the author go to school so weird? Which country?
I read it, and I give the author a six-star review.
Written by AI, is there a Nobel Prize in Mathematics?
When I saw the end, I felt that the logic behind it was forced.
I write and write, but I don't know what I'm writing.
Earning 500 in 1992 is a high salary.
The 1992 Santana is comparable to the 2026 Bentley.
Are you Tang Shangjun who traveled through time?