This top-tier academic genius

Chapter 20 Hiring a Tutor

Lin Yan didn't go live that evening, but she was still studying.

This time, he was reviewing the senior year physics textbook, and had already reviewed a portion of it.

"Son, come on, drink some milk."

Worried that her son was too tired, Wang Lanyin heated up a cup of milk and placed it on the table.

"Okay, Mom." Lin Yan didn't even look up, her attention still on her textbook.

After leaving, Wang Lanyin closed the door behind her. Seeing her husband watching TV in the living room, she sat down and said, "Do you think we should hire a tutor for Yanyan?"

Lin Muyuan turned his gaze over. "A tutor?"

"Yes. Look how hard Yan Yan is working now, but you know his grades. Last time he was third from the bottom in the class. I'm afraid it will be difficult for him to catch up by himself alone."

"Yes, you're right, we should hire a tutor. But our son seems to be doing poorly in several subjects. Will one tutor be enough?"

"I have an idea. A colleague at our neighborhood office has a niece who just graduated from university. She also studied science and I heard she's preparing for the civil service exam. How about we have her tutor Yanyan?"

"Would anyone be willing to do that? If they weren't preparing for the civil service exam, would they have time to tutor?"

"It should be fine. I heard that her family is not well-off and is struggling financially, so she is looking for part-time work."

"Okay." Lin Muyuan nodded, then added, "However, we need to discuss this with Yan Yan first and get his consent."

Wang Lanyin agreed, "Definitely, I'll talk to her tomorrow morning."

Inside the room, Lin Yan flipped through his physics book at lightning speed.

To quickly grasp the structure of high school history knowledge, he directly used a "Focus Experience Card I" and a "Memory Experience Card I". With the dual support of focus and memory, the results were remarkable.

Now, he has a solid foundation in mathematics and a logic score of 0.4, so he finds the knowledge in textbooks easy to understand.

Of course, there are occasional sections where you need to stop and think more deeply, such as the battery sensing section, which is a relatively difficult section in high school physics.

Finally, after spending more than an hour, I managed to flip through the entire high school physics textbook.

The moment he finished reading the last page, he felt a sense of relief, like someone who had just finished constipating.

He knew that this was the same feeling he had when he was learning math—it was the feeling of connecting all the knowledge he had learned in high school physics.

Upon opening the panel, sure enough, the [Physical: LV0 (302/1000)] score had also risen to over 300 points.

After finishing reviewing the physics textbook, Lin Yan did not rest.

While there was still some time, he took out the Olympiad reference book that Teacher Qin had given him that day and started reading.

Lin Yan discovered that even with his current level of mathematical knowledge, some parts of the book were still quite challenging for him. He could solve some problems, understand some of them, but not quite grasp some of them.

The book is filled with a lot of content that I haven't encountered before or haven't encountered in depth, such as higher algebra, number theory, and so on.

Lin Yan couldn't help but sigh. Mathematics was indeed an infinitely high mountain. He had only climbed a small hill, or perhaps not even a small hill, but just a small step.

I worked until 11 p.m., when I felt a bit dizzy, and then I stopped.

Lin Yan breathed a sigh of relief, quickly washed up, and went to bed.

The prolonged mental exertion made him feel tired after lying down, and he soon fell asleep.

In his dream, he became an apple, which fell on the head of a young man named Isaac... Then, he became a bathtub, watching a naked man run out shouting "Eureka, Eureka"... Next, he became an ordinary school desk, where an eight-year-old boy instantly calculated the sum of 1+2+3+...+100...

The next morning, Lin Yan was woken up by her alarm clock.

He turned off the alarm clock and did a somersault.

Okay, I failed to get up. I'll just get up, get dressed, and wash up.

Mom has already prepared breakfast, a specialty breakfast from Xincheng—rice noodle soup, which is also Lin Yan's favorite.

The smooth rice noodle soup paired with the crispy pan-fried buns is an absolute delight.

"Son, I see you're working hard at your studies, so your dad and I are thinking of hiring a tutor for you. What do you think?"

"A private tutor?" Lin Yan paused.

"Yes. My colleague has a niece who I heard graduated from a top university with a degree in mathematics and is currently studying for a civil service exam at home. I'm thinking of having her tutor you. What do you think?"

Upon learning that the other party had a mathematics background, Lin Yan became interested. He was looking to gain a more systematic understanding of the structure and framework of university-level mathematics, and the other party seemed like a good fit.

So he nodded and immediately agreed: "Okay."

"Okay, I'll contact you later." Wang Lanyin continued, "Also, we'd like to help you enroll in a music training class."

"Training course?"

"Yes, didn't you want to apply to an arts school?"

Lin Yan then realized that there was indeed such a thing.

After Lin Yan returned to school, his academic performance was not ideal, so he discussed with his parents the idea of ​​pursuing an art student career and applying to a music school.

It just so happens that the original owner also liked music, and after being trained as a trainee, he had acquired certain skills in music, which could be put to good use immediately.

Lin Yan paused for a moment, pondering the question.

Before the "Top Student System" cheat code was available, taking the art exam route was indeed the best choice. But now that the cheat code is in hand, there are more options.

He could have easily gotten into his ideal university and chosen his favorite major through the regular college entrance examination.

Alternatively, admission can be guaranteed through the International Mathematical Olympiad.

But if Lin Yan told her parents directly now, they definitely wouldn't believe her. So, Lin Yan decided to put it off for now and tell them after her grades improved.

"Mom, not for now. The school has art teachers."

"Oh, that works too."

Lin Yan suddenly remembered something and said, "Mom and Dad, I have to go to Rongcheng on Saturday and won't be back until Sunday."

Saturday happened to be National Day, and Lin Muyuan assumed his son was going to Fuzhou for fun, so he asked, "Are you going alone?"

"There were also teachers and several students with them."

Lin Yan wasn't going to Rongcheng for fun, but to participate in the Mathematical Olympiad, which is the preliminary round of the Mathematical Olympiad. The exam was scheduled for Sunday morning, October 2nd.

Hearing that teachers and classmates would also be there, Mom and Dad felt relieved.

Wang Lanyin: "Then you should be careful."

Lin Muyuan added, "Tell me if you don't have enough money."

"Okay. I'm finished eating, I'm leaving now."

Lin Yan slung her bag over her shoulder and went out. When she arrived at the entrance of the residential area, she saw Chen Bin standing next to her, holding his phone and swearing profusely.

"Hey, hey, hey, are you even a noob? You're such a fucking idiot..."

"I'm gone."

"Oh, look. My buddy had a perfect start, but then he ran into a bunch of idiot teammates..."

"Indeed, Brother Bin, your skill is definitely the best top laner in Xincheng. Who can be your opponent?"

"You have good taste. Lunch will include chicken legs, it's on me."

"Brother Bin is awesome!"

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