Super God-Level Top Student

"You've spent over a month pondering a question that allows others to gain deep insights into your thinking system in just five hours. Aren't you setting the bar a bit too high?"

Qiao Ze was stunned.

He felt that what Su Mucheng said made some sense.

"Actually, I think those big shots were all geniuses like you when they were young. Especially that Schultz, the email he sent you at noon, where he talked about his understanding, you also found it very correct. You thought about it for over a month and explained for five hours, yet he was able to understand so much, isn't that powerful?"

Qiao Ze nodded...

Okay, sometimes, an insider can't see it all.

In that regard, these big shots were indeed impressive, and a bit of an awakening for him, as he seemed to have become a bit too proud.

"Hmm, you're right."

"Hehe, Qiao, although you're the best, I think recognition is still necessary. The honor that's yours has nothing to do with whether it's defined by others, right? Just like Uncle Li should be an academician."

Even if you think some academicians are not up to the mark, that's all the more reason to need high-caliber academicians like Uncle Li to raise the average. It's not meaningless, right?"

"Hmm." Qiao Ze nodded, open to persuasion when it made sense.

Like today, what Su Mucheng said was indeed very reasonable.

"So, Qiao, compared with the world's top geniuses, you're not much stronger, pretty ordinary. At most, you're just younger than them. And maybe, inspired by you, they will surpass you in the future. You must never be arrogant," Su Mucheng said seriously.

"Okay." Qiao Ze nodded in agreement.

But there was something Qiao Ze didn't say.

He had never thought about comparing himself with anyone, because his goal was never to be stronger than others.

...

After fermenting throughout the day, Qiao Ze, this utterly ordinary guy, still managed to spark a wave of excitement on the internet.

After all, who could have imagined that a high school senior, who nearly got labeled with academic misconduct half a year ago, would give everyone such a big surprise at this time?

The Millennium Problem...

Solved by a young man from Huaxia?
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And even became the scholar most likely to contribute to a unification in academia?

Qiao Ze was only nineteen years old!

Although the vast majority of ordinary people couldn't grasp the significance of solving the Yang-Mills Equations, let alone the difference between finding a solution and ultimately resolving the mass gap hypothesis.

But since it was one of the seven Millennium Prize Problems offered by Americans, and recognized by a host of top-notch theoretical physicists as the world's toughest problem, that's enough to make many people feel proud.

Especially at a time when most have realized that the world isn't quite as they imagined, that the so-called global village head isn't as courteous, contract-abiding, and equity-loving as imagined in bygone days.

Unsurprisingly, at least for that night, the internet elevated Qiao Ze to the height of the foremost scholar of our time.

Yet in an expected, yet reasonable turn of events, it was Dou Dou's comment section that first exploded.

"Dou Dou, how do you comment on Qiao Ze's public resolution of the Yang-Mills Theory today?"

"Hmph... I don't even bother to comment on something that's as natural as drinking water for daddy! It's a waste of computing power, honey!"