A genius student? Ha, they're nothing but ants at your feet!

This fire even spread to the Reddit forum.

Ordinary netizens and industry experts, who are usually completely on different wavelengths, unexpectedly gathered together for a heated discussion.

The entire forum's servers were almost overwhelmed by this terrifying surge of traffic!

A bold, highlighted post was prominently displayed on the homepage:

If this system is actually implemented, will Boston's commuting time really be shortened?

Could this be another vanity project put on by the government to win votes?

I know absolutely nothing about that damn math or low-level algorithms. Is there anyone who can skip the preamble and just give me the conclusion?

The replies below instantly built up a skyscraper:

[Brother, I can't guarantee anything else, but it'll definitely be a hundred times better than this godforsaken traffic jam!]

[I heard they're already conducting field pilot tests in Massachusetts! Any locals have firsthand accounts?]

[I don't drive much, so I don't really understand the intricacies. But even with my naked eye, the visible traffic congestion on the streets has definitely decreased by more than half! It's practically magic!]

[The effect is absolutely amazing! That perennial left-turn lane from Massachusetts Avenue to Longwood used to be a nightmare every morning, so congested that people would question their existence.]

But now? The road conditions have completely changed; it's as smooth as ice skating!

[That's right, I'm the one who has to pass through that intersection every day, and the current experience is just amazing.]

Patrick, that old fox, has been in that position for so many years, and finally, for the first time ever, he did something decent.

Immediately afterwards, another popular post topped the daily rankings:

[Please dig deep! Just who is Su Hao from MIT?]

[Recently, whenever the Boston traffic optimization project is mentioned in the news, this student's name is always mentioned.]

But there's very little information about him online! You can't even find a detailed profile of him on the MIT website, and he doesn't even have a public social media account!

I'm baffled. How did a mere undergraduate student become the chief researcher for a key government project?

My friend is a PhD student in the mathematics department at MIT, and he loses hair every day in the lab.

According to his drunken sobs, this guy wasn't a genius at all, he was a complete monster! Hahaha.

I checked his previous papers on the preprint website, and after reading them, I was completely blown away.

That's incredible! I heard that one of them was originally just a quiz assignment for an undergraduate final exam?

At first, I thought, "What kind of hellish joke is this?"

It was later discovered that this person's mathematical abilities were simply beyond human comprehension.

[So those cunning old foxes in the government aren't stupid.]

They must have real skills and completely overpowered everyone before they dared to hand over such an important position!

Just look at their past outrageous academic achievements, and you'll see.

[I'm an international student from China, don't be surprised. This big shot is already a legend in our domestic circles.]

The entire domestic academic community is now hoping he can win a Nobel Prize or a Fields Medal.

[Just so you know, he's the "Duckie" everyone's talking about on the forum.]

[Holy crap! Really? Is that "Duckie," the guy who swept through the programmer community and utterly crushed a bunch of top hackers?]

[People in the industry already know this; it's basic common sense. He previously posted his photo on a developer forum to verify it.]

This person is definitely an alien in human form; their STEM talent is maxed out!

The internet is already in an uproar, with chaos and confusion.

But for Su Hao, who was at the center of the storm, his daily life did not change in the slightest.

He still attended classes on time, and during class he maintained that focused expression that could make the professor's back tingle.

Because of the city hall project, he had accumulated a mountain of homework assignments.

For an ordinary person, this workload would have prompted them to apply for a leave of absence to save their life.

In just seven days, he scoured those problem sets that had brought countless students to tears, cleaning them up like chopping cabbages, and then submitted them all with a single click.

When grading assignments, the professors' expressions were so dramatic it was like watching a horror movie; their jaws almost dislocated.

What is even more desperate is.

It is flawless.

All submitted assignments were utterly crushed with a brutal, aesthetically pleasing approach, earning a perfect score of A.

The daily life of a top student is both monotonous and heartwarming.

Twice a week, he would hop on his perfectly fitting bicycle and leisurely ride to the bus stop to pick up his younger sister, Su Hui, from school.

In the evening, he would set aside all his academic glories and enjoy a happy dinner with his family.

"Brother, how do you solve this problem?"

As night deepened, Su Hui approached with her homework.

Su Hao casually took the workbook and only glanced at the questions.

His eyes narrowed slightly.

He was slightly surprised; this was clearly a linear equation in one variable.

This is not a knowledge point that elementary school students in the lower grades should be exposed to at all.

He wondered to himself, could it be that the school teachers had noticed something and were intentionally trying to make Su Hui skip a grade?

However, judging from the amount of knowledge Su Hui has been crammed into her by him every day through intense exposure, it is still quite a lot.

Let alone skipping a grade in elementary school, even if you threw her into a middle school algebra class tomorrow, she'd probably be perfectly fine.

Su Hao quickly considered the matter in his mind for a moment.

The answer was not given directly.

Instead, he would write down a basic derivation on the side while patiently guiding the student.

"Come on, follow the line of thought your brother just taught you, and think a little deeper."

"Can our clever Huihui solve it herself?"

"Um……"

Su Hui rested her chin on her small hand, pretending to be deep in thought.

She deliberately put on a stern face, imitating his serious demeanor when he was doing calculations.

They are truly endearing.

Suddenly, her eyes lit up.

"Okay! I'll try to calculate it myself!"

"Great. In exchange for independent thinking, how about I show you a similar example problem?"

Although he had never formally taught her anything about equations before.

But in the field of mathematics, the fundamental principles remain the same.

Once you thoroughly understand the underlying logical structure, solving this problem will be a natural outcome.

"Really? Then Justin really has to thank you!"

Su Hui suddenly held up a beaver doll in front of him, and a pre-recorded electronic voice immediately came from inside the doll.

Thank you, I love you!

Su Hao chuckled and affectionately ruffled Su Hui's fluffy little head.

He then picked up a pen and began to break down the basic concepts of the equation for her step by step, explaining them in a simple and easy-to-understand way.