Shocking! This student is phenomenal!

Kenkawa Tomoko was taken aback and looked at her question.

Somewhat bewildered, this is a new question given to him based on his original question, what is it supposed to do?

What other questions could be asked here?

Tomoko Kenkawa believes she has perfected this type of question.

Who would have thought that Su Jiang would still want to create questions in this category?

Moreover, seeing Su Jiang's confident expression, Kenkawa Tomoko felt her heart waver once again.

Su Jiang, without much hesitation, tore off a piece of white paper from the stage.

The people from Japan were all prepared, so they could present their presentations directly using PowerPoint.

However, even professors at Kyoto University don't receive this treatment, so they had no choice but to write it by hand on the spot.

As Su Jiang wrote down each word, Jianchuan Zhizi's expression gradually turned ugly.

Su Jiang put down his pen after only two minutes.

This new question is quite different from the one posed by Tomoko Kenkawa. Kenkawa's question is very long and complicated, but Su Jiang's question is very short, consisting of only two or three simple lines.

But everyone who saw it was dumbfounded.

Especially Tomoko Kenkawa.

Holy crap, is this how questions can be phrased?

I've been doing harmonic analysis for so many years, and I've never seen a question like this before.

But as shocking as it may be.

The problems that need to be solved still need to be solved; they cannot be exempted.

Tsunakawa Tomoko reluctantly took the draft paper and began to work out the calculations.

This question is easy to understand at a glance.

However, when it comes to calculations, figuring out how to begin writing becomes a difficult task.

I had absolutely no clue where to begin and didn't know which direction to take to solve it.

Kenkawa Tomoko's pen hung suspended on the paper.

Every time he wanted to put pen to paper, he would think about it and then raise his hand again.

Then after a while, I wanted to write again, but I didn't, and I raised my hand again.

This back and forth went on for a long time, eventually driving him almost crazy.

In the audience, all the professors from Japan were engrossed in their calculations.

I look up at the question, then bury my head in writing, but I can't write anything. I have to look up at the question again.

It's as if reading the question a few more times will allow you to solve it.

Five minutes passed.

The people of the Cherry Blossom Country remained silent.

Ten minutes have passed.

They remained silent, and the blank sheet of paper in front of Tomoko Kenkawa was still just a blank sheet of paper.

Fifteen minutes have passed.

They remained silent.

The students in China started making a fuss.

"Are you guys even capable? We've been waiting forever!"

"This question is shorter than yours, and you still can't solve it? Are you guys incompetent?!"

"Men from Japan are notorious for being impotent. You guys in those adult films are all on drugs, right? I think women from Japan need my help. I'll be happy to loosen my belt."

"They're so hesitant and indecisive when it comes to solving a problem. Look at the Chinese people, how decisive they are!"

One by one, they unabashedly voiced their ridicule and sarcasm.

The professors from Japan were all blushing, extremely embarrassed by the words of the Chinese students.

But they had no choice, because they genuinely couldn't do it themselves.

"How about it, are you up to the task?"

Su Jiang also smiled and said to Jianchuan Zhizi.

"I......"

Whether you can solve this problem or not cannot be proven by time alone.

Tomoko Kenkawa knew perfectly well that this was practically a blind spot in her knowledge.

Even if he had more time, he still wouldn't be able to figure it out.

Unless someone can explain this new concept to him clearly.

At this time, the professors at Kyoto University were also very confused.

Especially Kong Dongquan.

Even though he was an expert in this field, he still couldn't understand the question.

Looking at the empty draft paper in front of him.

He quietly tucked the white paper under his arm.

To avoid letting others see, I spent so much time on it, but I still couldn't write a solution.

It's like a primary school student who can't solve a problem.

On the stage, Tomoko Kenkawa looked to their captain for help once again.

He was so confident just now, and he even did it on stage.

Looking back now, it was a huge joke.

The captain of the Sakura Kingdom was somewhat desperate. He looked at the question again and then nodded helplessly to Tomoko Kenkawa.

It means you should admit defeat; standing on it is simply shameful.

With the captain's permission, Jianchuan Zhizi bowed slightly to Su Jiang and said humbly, "I can't do it, please teach me."

Seeing Jianchuan Zhizi's performance, Su Jiang felt a chill run down his spine.

These dogs from Japan are really despicable. At a time like this, they still have to pretend to be magnanimous and humbly seek advice.

In fact, Jianchuan Zhizi was just testing Su Jiang to see if he could do it.

Because he couldn't solve it himself, he suspected that Su Jiang had set a problem that was completely unsolvable, or a messy problem that wasn't even a problem at all.

He wanted to see if Su Jiang could do it himself. If Su Jiang could, then he could also gain a reputation for being humble and magnanimous.

But if Su Jiang can't do it, then I'm sorry, under the watchful eyes of everyone, Su Jiang's reputation will be completely ruined.

Su Jiang gave Jianchuan Zhizi a deep look.

Su Jiang was well aware of his intentions.

However, in the face of absolute power, any tricks are futile.

Su Jiang picked up his pen and began to provide a clear answer to the question he had just answered.

Step by step, methodically and systematically, it was clear that the person had done this type of problem many times.

Because when it's the first time tackling a difficult problem, many people's thinking is chaotic, the problem-solving process is messy, and corrections are inevitable.

However, Su Jiang's approach is typical of someone with extensive experience.

Su Jiang answered each question one by one.

The people below suddenly realized what was going on.

Everyone here is a genius in the field of mathematics.

Su Jiang wrote down the answer, and of course everyone could understand it.

"Holy crap! Isn't this exactly how Su Jiang solved that problem earlier?"

"It really was just a simple change. If I could have understood Su Jiang's approach just now, I could have solved this problem smoothly too."

"It's embarrassing. They've already provided the example problems, and I still can't do them."

"Su Jiang's abilities are truly outstanding!"

"To defeat Japan, it has to be Su Jiang!"

Everyone started talking, one after another.

At this moment, the captain of the Sakura Kingdom had a terribly gloomy expression.

He felt that, compared to their cherry blossom country, Su Jiang seemed to be the one who was prepared.

Not only did they perfectly improve the answer to Tomoko Kenkawa's question, but they also created such a targeted question.

The preparations seem even more thorough than those in their cherry blossom country.

Could there be a traitor within Japan?

His brows were furrowed, and his gaze swept back and forth across his own ranks.