Chapter 5: Super Intelligence!

The next day was Sunday.

After finishing breakfast, Su Xin took a bus to the stop closest to the library.

It was still early March, and the chill of early spring permeated every corner of the city.

In the cold wind, Su Xin crossed the long street and found the library following the guidance of his phone's map.

Once inside, the warmth of the air conditioning made him feel comfortable all over, and his mood improved significantly.

After asking the staff in a low voice, Su Xin found the bookshelf containing software programming books.

"Godspeed! Threefold Speed!"

Su Xin recited silently in his heart.

After entering the Godspeed state, his brain became much more active, and he picked up a book titled 【Fundamentals and Practical Tutorials of Software Engineering】 to read.

"Swish, swish, swish!"

Page after page was flipped through rapidly.

Su Xin's gaze swept across the pages, and all the content within was instantly mastered.

To read is to understand.

Su Xin had felt this magical ability deeply during study hall last night, but today, he was still shocked by his own ability.

After all, yesterday was review, and he had actually been exposed to all the content and knowledge points, but what he was learning today was brand-new knowledge he had never encountered before, yet he could still learn it instantly.

This powerful learning ability made him more confident about the future.

After finishing, Su Xin picked up another book titled 【Refactoring: Design of Code】, followed by 【Code Complete】, 【C Yuyan Zhuanjia】, 【The Art of Software Architecture】, 【100 Things Every Software Architect Should Know】, and so on.

With his Super Intelligence that allowed him to understand everything at a glance, combined with the ultra-fast movements of Threefold Speed, he finished learning nearly a hundred programming books in just two hours.

And he had completely digested them.

At this moment, he had transformed from a layman who knew nothing about programming into a top-tier expert in the software industry.

That's right, a top-tier expert.

He had this confidence.

Because, before him, no one dared to claim they had completely digested nearly a hundred programming books ranging from shallow to deep; in fact, even digesting just a few of them would be enough to be called a master of software programming.

And at this moment, Su Xin had completely understood and mastered nearly a hundred software programming books.

So-called mastery does not mean simply memorizing the content of the books or understanding every sentence in them, but rather forming a corresponding knowledge system in one's mind, and even being able to understand deeper knowledge not mentioned in the books.

It is like constructing a building.

He knew every link in the process, which meant not only that he could redesign the same building, but that he had the ability to design all kinds of high-rise buildings based on this knowledge system, even ones with higher difficulty.

Or it can be compared to the multiplication table.

After memorizing it, an average person only knows what is in the multiplication table and needs further study to know advanced multi-digit multiplication, but after Su Xin completely understood it, he could deduce multi-digit multiplication on his own.

This is what it means to digest, this is what it means to master.

Therefore.

When Su Xin saw the last twenty or thirty books, he noticed that the content of these books was too shallow, and he even used the vast amount of software knowledge in his mind to reverse-engineer errors in some of the books he had read earlier.

He was even confident that he could write a more comprehensive software textbook from shallow to deep, with content more profound than all the books he had read.

After resting for a moment.

Su Xin began to read other related books, mainly in the fields of informatics and neurology, as well as advanced mathematics.

By the end of the day, Su Xin had read over two hundred books and completely digested them all, transforming from an ordinary high school student into an expert proficient in multiple academic fields.

By evening, a famished Su Xin took a bus home and had a hearty meal.

……

Monday.

Su Xin went to school as usual.

But after two classes, he really couldn't stay any longer.

Before, he had been focused on reviewing, but now that all knowledge was completely understood, staying in the classroom was a complete waste of time.

How could Su Xin, who had just awakened his Godspeed Ability, endure this?

Furthermore, with three months left until the college entrance exam, he didn't want to waste so much time at school.

After thinking it over, Su Xin found his head teacher and said with a serious expression:

"Teacher Wang, I would like to apply to go home for self-study."

Hearing his words, Teacher Wang immediately became stern: "Hmm? Why such a request all of a sudden?"

"I have already digested all the textbooks, so reviewing is meaningless. Therefore, I don't want to waste time at school; I want to learn more knowledge."

"Digested them? Waste of time?"

Hearing such arrogant words, Teacher Wang slammed his desk and said angrily: "Even I wouldn't dare say I have digested high school physics, yet you dare to speak so brazenly, saying you have digested all the textbooks?"

"Do you think you are the smartest person in the world? That you don't even need to review in the three months before the exam and can still get a perfect score on the college entrance exam? Become the national top scorer? Huh?"

This was the first time he had lost his temper at Su Xin.

In his view, perhaps it was his own indulgence and care that had caused Su Xin to develop an arrogant mentality.

If this arrogance was not extinguished as soon as possible, it would definitely affect his performance in the college entrance exam.

Nearby, the other teachers, startled by the sound of him slamming the desk, also roughly understood why Teacher Wang was angry after hearing these words.

The math teacher, who happened to be passing by, walked over, patted Su Xin on the shoulder kindly, and said: "Teacher Wang, don't be angry. Su Xin might just be acting on impulse; just talk to him properly."

After saying this, he looked at Su Xin and said gently:

"Su Xin, the college entrance exam is an important turning point in one's life. No matter how much confidence you have, you must never be careless. Therefore, you must review, do you understand?"

The Chinese teacher also walked over and advised:

"Su Xin, if you are under too much pressure during this time, you can take a day off to go home and rest, but you must still come to school."

Other teachers were also paying attention to this side; after all, Su Xin's grades had long been in the top five of the grade, and he could be considered a prominent figure among the seniors, so all the senior teachers basically knew him.

Regarding Teacher Wang's fury and the admonitions of the other teachers, Su Xin seemed not to have listened at all, continuing to say calmly:

"Teacher Wang, and all the teachers, you can take any questions from the high school curriculum to test me, no matter which subject it is. If I get even one question wrong, I will immediately apologize to all the teachers and return to the classroom to study hard."

"Good! Very good!"

Teacher Wang laughed out of extreme anger, picked up two folded test papers from his side, and slammed them in front of Su Xin.

"Thirty minutes, finish both test papers!"

Su Xin said nothing, picked up a pen from Teacher Wang's desk, opened the test papers, and began writing with a swish-swish sound.

Teacher Wang was initially startled to see him working so fast, but he immediately realized that Su Xin's movements were as if he weren't using his brain at all, just purely to fill up the entire test paper.

This made him even angrier.

Not only was he arrogant, but he dared to mock him to his face?

How could this be tolerated?!

"Today, I must severely discipline him!"

Teacher Wang thought fiercely in his heart.

Seeing that Su Xin was still putting on a show of doing the test papers, he did not interrupt, but instead intended to wait for him to finish writing, then point out the wrong answers one by one, and finally teach him a harsh lesson to make Su Xin completely convinced.

To the side, the other teachers also shook their heads and turned to walk away.

Ten minutes later.

Su Xin picked up the first test paper, disregarding politeness, placed it directly in front of Teacher Wang, and immediately began working on the second test paper without pause.

"Hmph! It's certainly filled to the brim."

Teacher Wang gave a light snort; he had originally planned to wait until Su Xin finished both test papers before looking at them together, intending to point out a few wrong answers and start lecturing him.

However, it would take Su Xin at least ten minutes to finish the next one, and he couldn't do anything else during that time, so he picked up the test paper to take a look anyway.

But at this look, he was stunned.

He had assumed that since Su Xin spent ten minutes finishing a test paper, regardless of whether the answers were correct or not, the handwriting would certainly be very sloppy.

Yet, as his eyes swept over it, he discovered that the writing was extremely neat and the penmanship was very elegant, not at all like something written in a rush.

The next moment.

After seeing the content on the test paper, Teacher Wang was completely dumbfounded.