[Master, what are you thinking about? _(:3"∠)_)]
For about half an hour now, ever since the sky outside had still been dark, Lu Zhou had remained motionless in his current posture.
Xiao Ai could not help but wonder if its master had crashed.
A faint glow of dawn gradually crept across the distant sky. Staring absently out at Purple Mountain, at the crimson hues blanketing the mountains beneath the thin mist, Lu Zhou finally spoke after a long while.
"...I was looking back on the road I've traveled."
Xiao Ai: [(?????)?]
"I really miss it."
With a soft sigh, Lu Zhou's voice carried a trace of emotion.
From Zhou's Conjecture, to the first major mathematical proposition he had truly completed—the proof of the Twin Prime Conjecture—then the Polignac-Lu Theorem and the Goldbach-Lu Theorem, and later the Millennium Problems...
Before he knew it, he had solved so many difficult problems that had plagued this world.
And now, he had taken another step forward.
This step was likely farther than all the roads he had traveled before combined.
Even if all the propositions he had solved in the past, including the Riemann Hypothesis, were placed on one side of a scale, they probably would not outweigh what he had accomplished half an hour ago.
Of course.
Without all that preparatory work, he could never have reached this point.
"Grothendieck was right."
"In this universe, there truly exists a Universal Cohomology Theory, taking values in a Q-category composed of motives. And cohomology with arbitrary coefficients can be calculated using cohomology with integer coefficients."
"Not only that, every number in nature can be abstracted into a point on a high-dimensional curved surface. And the geometric images corresponding to all algebraic expressions can, through transformations in Topology, ultimately return to the same surface..."
"Only such