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

Theodore looked at Su Hao as if he were a madman.

Damn it, this kid is absolutely insane!

This is utterly a fantasy!

The mathematical structures of these two spaces are completely different, just like water and fire, gravity and electromagnetism are two completely independent sets of laws!

This is like trying to force a USB plug into a water pipe; it's illogical to just use it directly!

"This...this is completely incompatible between two worlds! How is this possible?!"

"Of course, conventional methods are not possible."

If you simply extract the core constraints and force them onto the system, it might be a crude approach, but it can still run.

Looking at the equations on the blackboard that were forcibly twisted together, yet had achieved a strange balance.

Theodore felt a chill run down his spine in genuine amazement.

To break down, reassemble, and forcibly graft two completely unrelated high-dimensional spaces...

Damn it, how did this freakish ability to treat high-dimensional mathematical space like clay, molding it however he wants, even develop?!

He stared intently at the excessively young face in front of him.

A deep sense of powerlessness came over me.

Just how terrifyingly high can this abnormal mathematical talent reach?!

"My God... even if it's just a rudimentary application, this is an astonishing discovery that could shake the entire mathematical community!"

Although current tools are limited, it is impossible to provide an absolutely rigorous proof of the steps.

This discovery is very likely to remain at the level of a "highly convincing" conjecture for the time being.

"However, as long as we organize the contents of this blackboard..."

Theodore was so excited he almost spat out his saliva.

"Publishing a groundbreaking paper in a top-tier journal will absolutely not be a problem!"

Su Hao shook his head.

"No, a paper on water is meaningless."

The reason I feel regret is because of the mathematical tools we currently possess.

There is still no way to achieve a perfect, error-free conversion between these two completely different worlds.

To truly achieve this, we must break the existing system.

There is a need to establish a system that can unify and integrate topology with mathematical analysis, and high-dimensional space with complex sequences...

A brand new language!

Geek!

Theodore's heart clenched painfully.

Integrating topology and analysis?

Integrating spatial and sequential relationships?

What kind of insane ideas is going on in this kid's head?!

Does he even realize what outrageous things he's saying?!

A thousand words stuck in his throat, ultimately turning into a bitter, dry laugh on Theodore's lips.

"Su Hao...do you know what you're saying?"

This is no longer writing a thesis.

You're practically trying to smash the edifice of modern mathematics with your bare hands and then create a completely new branch of mathematics out of thin air—that's terrifying!

Hearing Theodore's morally bankrupt rant, Su Hao not only didn't refute it, but instead grinned innocently like a child who had just heard a joke.

He raised his arms high as if no one else was around and stretched out a big yawn.

"Don't rush. You have to eat one bite at a time, and level one mountain at a time. I'll be able to do it someday."

Lowering his arm, Su Hao let out a long breath.

Ah! I feel so refreshed!

I finally managed to pull out that thorn that had been stuck in my brain for half a month.

My thoughts are now as clear as if they've just been washed by a heavy snowfall—it feels so refreshing!

Looking at his carefree attitude...

Theodore's lips twitched.

"I think you not only have a thorn in your side, but you're seriously ill overall."

But despite the complaints, looking at the boy stretching in front of him...

Theodore's mind, however, was filled with the famous anecdotes of the mathematical genius Euler.

'VE + F = 2'

Euler spent over thirty years painfully revising this formula, which seemed perfect to most people.

The reason is simply that in some complex polyhedra, this formula may appear as an exception and not be entirely valid.

Despite all his colleagues and friends advising him that it was perfect enough as a theorem, he persisted.

But for these monsters who stand at the pinnacle of human cognition, the definition of "enough" is obviously different for each person.

As long as there is even the slightest flaw, he will risk his life to find out the truth hidden deep within!

This is a common ailment among geniuses.

It is also the curse of truth.

The Su Hao before them, in essence, was exactly the same as that great soul from hundreds of years ago.

Theodore had a strong intuition.

Before personally tearing away the last layer of mystery surrounding the Riemann zeta function and stripping away the order hidden in the underlying logic.

This bulldozer-like youth will never stop his steps that are capable of crushing everything!

"By the way, Theodore."

Su Hao turned his head and suddenly asked a completely nonsensical question.

"You're very knowledgeable; you must know a lot about those unsolved world-class mathematical problems, right?"

Theodore was stunned for half a second by the rapid leap of thought.

"Huh? Yeah. After all, I work in this industry, so I know a thing or two about it. What's up?"

Su Hao did not respond immediately.

He stared at the formulas on the blackboard, as if he had fallen into a deep meditative state.

Several seconds passed.

Su Hao slowly raised his head and spoke solemnly.

"I've been thinking about it carefully just now..."

I intend to dedicate my time and energy to tackling as many unresolved world-class problems as possible.

His profile was reflected in the glass window.

His eyes were unusually firm, as if he had already made up his mind.

"Holy crap?! What's gotten into you?"

Theodore gasped and asked, puzzled.

"With your current achievements, you could easily rest on your laurels and receive a tenured position."

Why did such a terrifying thought suddenly come to mind?

That would be extremely taxing on your mental and physical energy, and might even shorten your lifespan!

"It wasn't due to any stimulus."

Through this period of time of engaging with and unraveling these millennium problems, I have developed a profound and unsettling understanding.

Su Hao stared at his hands, which were covered in chalk dust.

Whether it's topology, number theory, or nonlinear partial differential equations...

These problems were categorized and given different names.

Although they appear to belong to different branches and have no overlap.

But at the most fundamental logical level, they might actually be... from the same source!