Wang Qi did not have time to check how much he had improved. No matter how strong he became, he still could not defeat His Majesty the Dragon Emperor.
To his dismay, he discovered that this bout of contemplation had lasted more than two days.
The Debate Conference's main event was probably almost over.
After all, in his view, four or five hours should have been enough for a cultivator to present their results and answer questions. Cultivators could go without food or drink and take turns without pause, so after several days had passed, by the time he rushed over, the daylilies would probably have gone cold.
But after grieving for a moment, Wang Qi instead felt relieved.
Forget it. If he missed it, he missed it.
That was what he thought.
Now that he held the Langlands Program and a proof of the Fundamental Lemma in his hands, he no longer needed to hurry to the Debate Conference.
After all, compared with the things debated at the conference, the Langlands Program was practically something from another era.
In the eyes of the Bourbaki school, only mathematics recognized by the Bourbaki school counted as mathematics. Though the Langlands Program was not the achievement of a Bourbaki school member, it undoubtedly conformed to the Bourbaki school's ideals.
That was the state of Earth's mathematical world in the latter half of the twentieth century.
Whether Soviet and Russian mathematicians or European and American mathematicians, all of them loved the Langlands Program.
To the Myriad Dharma Sect of Divine Land, this was its charm of spanning both the School of Separation and the School of Separation.
The Fundamental Lemma, meanwhile, proclaimed the truth and effectiveness of the Langlands Program.
In the same era, whether New Formalism [the successors of formalism] or Constructivism