Pan Long published six books in the first phase, naming the set Exploring the World, Volume One.
From the name alone, they sounded like a collection of essays on the natural world. In fact, their contents were hardcore: foundational knowledge as standard as it came.
The first two volumes covered basic physics—all the usual material from classical physics. The third and fourth introduced chemistry, roughly covering what he had learned in high school. The fifth and sixth explored mathematics, starting with calculus before moving on to simple logic, probability, sets, sequences... To Pan Long, anyway, it was all introductory stuff.
If someone could read and master all six volumes, they could take the college entrance exam in the world of his previous life... If they sat it the same year he had, then—oh, never mind. They wouldn't even know the language, let alone the English they'd have to be tested on.
At the very least, the six books laid out what Pan Long considered a modern foundation in math, physics, and chemistry.
According to his plan, once the six volumes were published throughout the land, it wouldn't take long for him to ascend to the ranks of Immortals and Buddhas. Then he would write a few books on related subjects, such as biology and geology, to broaden the horizons of the people of the Nine Provinces World.
Once that had opened their eyes, he would serve them some harder fare: material he had studied at university.
Naturally, that would take time to chew through. He would give them a break for a few years, then, once they had nearly digested it, serve up another great feast: the things he had learned after leaving university and entering the working world, as technology continued to advance.
After twenty or thirty years of