Qiao Yu’s sudden arrogance today was sothing Tian Yanzhen completely did not expect.
He rembered that yesterday when he suggested to this guy to tackle the Riemann Conjecture, the youngster still had a face full of disbelief.
Today, mathematics has beco "the Creator’s ga"?
"Well, well, well, Qiao Yu, it seems you’re really confident now, huh? What’s it? Are you trying to tell that you can solve the Riemann Conjecture in your undergraduate years?"
Tian Yanzhen glanced at Qiao Yu, asking.
"Haha... Director Tian, are you kidding? Even for a ga, it has to be taken slowly, right? You haven’t played Soul Ring, have you? Though the first boss is tough, it’s not that hard!
The Riemann Conjecture is the final boss; the Twin Pri Conjecture is the first boss. I am now in the novice phase, defeating the first boss is a victory."
Qiao Yu explained with a shy smile.
He was only using a ga analogy, after all, he didn’t specify what ga it was, really...
Tian Yanzhen thought for a mont but said nothing.
He just gained more insight into the importance of Qiao Xi in Qiao Yu’s heart.
Although Qiao Yu often behaves presumptuously in front of him, he had never been this lively like today.
Perhaps the kid himself didn’t realize just how excited he was today, revealing so of his true nature.
However, Tian Yanzhen felt this was quite good, giving off the vibe of a sixteen-year-old.
Reflecting, Tian Yanzhen also felt emotional.
For these tis, it’s not easy for a woman to raise a child alone.
What made Tian Yanzhen gratified was that the personality flaws often found in children from single-parent families weren’t apparent in Qiao Yu, proving that his mother put in a lot of effort.
In fact, he had heard about so aspects of Qiao Yu, mainly from his alma mater, Xingtie First Middle School.
But in so sense, Tian Yanzhen didn’t feel there was anything wrong with Qiao Xi’s educational thods.
Children should be taught according to their aptitude. For soone like Qiao Yu, who is precocious, an overly controlling parent might provoke a rebellious mindset.
This mother’s thod probably had a hint of laissez-faire, giving Qiao Yu room to freely develop.
Now it seems the effect is quite good. Positive, confident, diligent, and hardworking... You can find templates of almost all the fine qualities of teenagers in this child.
Of course, there’s also scheming and shalessness, attributes not part of excellent teenage qualities, all complete.
Many things, bigshots see clearly, understand thoroughly, but just don’t say it.
But speaking of it, Qiao Yu’s way is actually quite good. Bigshots, when they reach a certain position, all wish that those at their level are simple good guys.
But in fact, in any field, those who stand at the top of the pyramid, few have minds as pure as a blank sheet of paper.
Even if the initial achievents were due to pure academic dedication, upon reaching a certain age, being pushed to a certain position, they start to think about more.
The scariest thing about highly intelligent people is actually their overly strong learning ability.
In short, along this route, Tian Yanzhen was frankly too lazy to pay attention to Qiao Yu, but the little guy was overly excited today, continuously chattering along the way...
"Can you quiet down for a mont?" Finally, when they almost reached the high-speed rail station, Tian Yanzhen couldn’t help it and snapped.
Sure enough, Qiao Yu quieted down for a while, but as soon as they got off the car, he started again: "Director Tian, do you want to hear my innovative ideas on solving the Twin Pri Conjecture? It’s quite innovative."
"Haha... sure, submit your proposal report to tomorrow, and I’ll read it myself."
"Uh... no problem, Director Tian, but we should head that way to et the arrival."
"Shut your mouth and just follow ."
...
Qiao Yu finally quieted down, then followed Tian Yanzhen onto the platform led by the waiting staff.
They stood at the compartnt stop position provided in the ticket information from Qiao Xi.
Oh, turns out you can enter the station directly to et soone.
Though a bit ssy, it showed sincerity. Surely, Tian Yanzhen had put thought into this...
The timing was actually well planned, with only a few minutes left until the train arrived, Qiao Yu finally had no desire to speak.
He stood there quietly, eyes fixed on where the train would co in, motionless.
Seeing this, Tian Yanzhen suddenly recalled the teacher who specifically inquired about Qiao Yu’s performance at school, who remarked.
"Thankfully, the teachers at Star City Railway First Middle School discovered this talent in ti. Otherwise, if he kept fooling around, he could have really gone astray."
But seeing Qiao Yu’s current behavior, Tian Yanzhen felt that such worries were unnecessary.
Having attachnts is what people fear most. Especially for a genius like Qiao Yu...
Judging from Qiao Yu’s current deanor, even for his mom’s sake, he likely wouldn’t take any irreversible path.
Tian Yanzhen even felt that perhaps only when he was about to et his mom would Qiao Yu realize he’s just an underaged child...
And indeed, this was the case.
As the train’s front appeared, Qiao Yu had already raised his hand and started waving.
As if the people in the carriage could see him.
Until the 13th carriage ca to a steady halt, he put away his excitent, composed himself, and stood solemnly at the carriage door, watching the people coming out from the entrance.
Tian Yanzhen remained silent, just quietly observing the teenager beside him, finding it quite interesting.
Until a woman in a beige dress, dragging luggage, stepped out of the carriage.
A very beautiful woman.
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