Top student: All my teachers are academic whizzes!

The saying "Read a book a hundred times, and its meaning will become clear" was something Han Chuan always believed to emphasize the importance of thorough reading to truly grasp the meaning. Until one day, he suddenly realized that his approach to reading had changed. Looking at a math exam, a character named "Ge Jun" suddenly remarked, "Even I wouldn't get full marks on these questions." In "Differential Geometry," the old master Su Buqing told him, "To master mathematics, you generally need to learn four foreign languages." In "Engineering Cybernetics," a kind-faced old man said to him, "How can you be so stupid! You're 18 and still haven't learned calculus?" When these people he had once heard so much about appeared before him through the books, Han Chuan realized that his life had already been changed. The saying "Read a book a hundred times, and its meaning will become clear" wasn't about seeing knowledge itself, but about seeing the people who created that knowledge!