Time passed slowly day by day in waiting.

Chen Feng was waiting for many things.

The company's music library needed to be restocked, so he had to wait.

Qin Lu and Ou Junlang also had to wait to learn and record their new albums.

This time, the amount of tasks Chen Feng gave them all at once was a bit heavy, and they had to give 100% effort and be in perfect condition to keep up with the pace.

A guide who is too strong will inevitably cause great pressure on his followers.

People like Qin Lu and Ou Junlang, who want to enjoy the convenience brought to them by Chen Feng, should naturally bear the corresponding responsibilities and have no right to complain about their hard work.

Of course, they would not complain, because in their hearts, Chen Feng, the guide who walked in front and cut through thorns, must be the hardest working, and he did not complain.

Chen Feng is still waiting for someone.

Lai En.

During the waiting period, Chen Feng continued to complete the tasks that had been accumulating.

He spent another three days, and finally completed the script outline of all the movie plots while biting the pen and scratching his scalp.

Having had the experience once before, Chen Feng's level of writing script outlines has improved this time, and he even learned the specific storyboard description.

So much so that he couldn't bear it, he took out the batch of scripts that he had completed last time, and refined and polished them again, so that he spent a few more days.

This morning, Chen Feng got up early, then went downstairs to run laps and exercise to avoid rusting his body due to long-term inactivity.

He ran for two hours in a row without sweating a drop.

He went back to his room to wash his face, adjust his mental state, and try his best to return to the previous timeline, facing the state of exam shock before the elementary school graduation exam.

The various elementary school knowledge points of the 31st century that he had studied with all his strength emerged in his mind one after another.

The origin of life, detailed explanation of microscopic energy, advanced astronomy, postmodern quantum system, positive and negative general relativity, the three-stage inference of photosynthesis, curvature and basic cognition of space...

These knowledge lurking in the depths of his memory lifted the dust covering them, floated up from the bottom of the ocean of thought, tumbling endlessly, floating up, and finally bathed in the sunshine of his thoughts.

Chen Feng could clearly feel that his brain, which had become a little sluggish since his return, had become active again.

The gods have returned!

He immediately picked up his pen and began to write a plan for breakthrough technology.

One day passed.

Chen Feng stared blankly at the empty notebook in front of him with only the title written on it.

Chen Feng originally thought that with the help of the project team of the School of Historical Sciences, he had a thorough understanding of these key technologies in the 21st century, and it should be easy to write a plan for the transformation of results.

But when he really picked up the pen, he found that things were not as simple as they seemed.

He understands a lot of things, but when he writes, he always has more concerns involuntarily, worried that others can't understand, and tries to write in a simple and in-depth way, from the surface to the depth.

When describing the production process of new materials in detail, every time he comes to a piece of equipment, Chen Feng will suddenly react that a certain part of a certain equipment has not been developed yet.

Okay, make a mark here, and write about the development process of this part...

But Chen Feng relied on his strong memory and didn't write immediately, but continued to organize his thoughts in his mind.

When he organized this, he found that a small point began to diverge and expand continuously, and then involved almost all aspects of the entire social industrial production and scientific research system under the times.

In the end, the complete idea that expanded from a production line was so huge that it made him dumbfounded.

The time required for complete transportation was too long. It was impossible for him to complete the transportation of even one achievement within the next eight days.

Even if the time was extended to eighteen days, he still couldn't do it until the next time he traveled through the past.

It was too late to narrate it orally.

After all, he was a person, not a mobile hard drive that could be directly copied and pasted.

This was the difficulty, and Chen Feng

was stuck. The sun was setting in the distance, and dusk was approaching. Chen Feng put down his paper and pen, and thought with his chin in his hand.

He realized again the difficulties and obstacles of transporting academic achievements. He

understood how difficult it was to steal a complete set of processes from the long river of time from scratch when the external technological level had not yet fully met the conditions.

Chen Feng thought about it again for nearly half an hour and made a new decision.

It is important for a person to know himself.

Chen Feng realized that he did not need to be too demanding and should believe in the ability of Mr. Ryan. Even if he was given a mess, he would definitely understand the deep meaning and do things beautifully.

Chen Feng wrote furiously in his notebook again.

He gave up the unrealistic behavior of moving the whole thing, and gave the answer directly, only recording those key nodes that could not be avoided by giving standard answers.

Then, he would find an appropriate opportunity to slap this "standard answer" directly on Ryan's face.

Chen Feng was only responsible for the nodes.

The glorious and great task of improving, refining and implementing the entire industrial chain was given to Ryan.

After reducing the workload, things really became simple. It took him only two days to record eight new materials including room-temperature superconducting metals and related technologies of new solar panels in this new notebook. After finishing the

work, Chen Feng called Ryan and began to test his ideas.

Chen Feng pretended to care about how his work in Beijing was going, and whether he could get it done in advance and come to Hanzhou early to discuss important matters.

Ryan said on the phone that he was also eager to meet Chen Feng as soon as possible, but he could not refuse the hospitality of the university in Beijing, and many projects were at a very critical stage. He was helping to find a solution, and if a breakthrough could be achieved, it would be of great significance and so on.

In short, he couldn't get away for a while.

Chen Feng started to use his straight hook fishing technique that had worked well in the 31st century.

He told Ryan that he had been thinking carefully recently and had completed the complete deduction and theoretical framework of room-temperature superconducting metals in his mind.

Ryan politely expressed his respect for Chen Feng's research results and expressed his expectation appropriately. At the same time, he still tactfully and firmly stated that he would not come over until the work was done.

Chen Feng had no choice but to use his ultimate move.

"This is an alloy with semi-graphene and semi-metallic properties that is generated by reacting gold, silver, silicon, strontium disilicide and carbon elements under ultra-high temperature and ultra-high pressure and through multiple process methods." "Through the

regular arrangement of interspaced atoms under the four-layer cut-angle plane organization, an electronic channel is formed inside the alloy that can be stabilized with only two atmospheres of pressure."

"The channel is filled with a large number of free electrons. Therefore, under a weak magnetic field, a room temperature of 15 degrees Celsius, and an external environment of two atmospheres of pressure, the alloy will become the best superconducting metal ever seen by mankind, and can be used for at least 130 years."

Chen Feng had said this, but Ryan on the other end of the phone still emphasized again and again in a tone that was not to hurt his feelings, Chen Feng, don't worry, I will come over.

Chen Feng was so angry that he wanted to fly over and strangle her neck.

"My best friend. I understand your pursuit of science, which is a great sentiment just like your pursuit of art. However, out of the professional ethics of a researcher, although you may be angry, I must tell you that I suggest you re-learn the differences between graphene, ceramics and alloy superconducting materials." "

Applied physics is not a simple and rigorous academic study that can be effective by simply combining three different materials. It also requires a lot of practice and argumentation. The complex combination you mentioned does not exist in theory and is impossible to achieve."

Ryan's words were almost like riding directly on Chen Feng's face, pointing at his nose and spitting saliva, scolding him for being a amateur scientist.

In fact, he had already given Chen Feng enough face.

With Ryan's true character as a serious scholar, he would have scolded the amateur scientist directly.

He tried his best to hint to Chen Feng without hurting their friendship, but it was embarrassing enough.

After finishing speaking, Ryan wiped the sweat off his face from a distance, feeling deeply that it was not easy for him.

Chen Feng also sensed Ryan's "hard work", was very moved, and gave him a middle finger.

Alas, it was too much of a stretch.

Science and art are still different.

Although Ryan is a genius, after all, the level of thinking of them is a thousand years apart.

And the more talented a person is, the more conceited he is in his bones.

When Lai En came in front of Chen Feng, he seemed very humble because of his life-saving grace and his recognition of Chen Feng's artistic achievements, but in fact he was still conceited and determined.

Chen Feng hung up the phone distressed and came up with a new idea in his mind.

He had to come up with something real, otherwise even if he used the life-saving grace to kidnap the other party, he might not get a very good result in the end.

In addition to music, Lai En must be quietly convinced in academia, so that he will have the idea of ​​actively following him!

There are still six days left, enough time.

Cheer up, Chen Feng once again charged towards the tower of academia.

A "academic thesis" that has never been imagined by the world since mankind entered the 21st century is gradually opening.

Chen Feng put all his carefully selected "inspirations and conjectures" into it.

In this book, he didn't care about any logical connections and industrial chains. He just picked up what he felt could be used.

He named the book "A Collection of Conjectures of a Madman".

Here, Chen Feng played a trick.

He clearly gave a definite answer, but he lowered his status and just said that it was a madman's conjecture.

This can effectively avoid the criticism of many nitpickers.

However, those who are willing to believe in his crazy ideas, continue to dig deeper, and have the ability to produce results can find the truth by following his standard answers.

Chen Feng can do this to a large extent, neither luring nitpickers into the wrong groove, nor giving those who need answers the light to guide the way forward.

In this book, Chen Feng has accomplished the following "great achievements".

He first used the method of forcibly writing formulas to greatly advance the research progress of the pnp problem, the Navier-Stokes equation, the Young-Mills existence and mass gap, the Riemann hypothesis, the Bech and Swinnerton-Dyer conjectures, and the Hodge conjecture.

Chen Feng did not directly solve these six major problems, but only pushed them forward in the existing research process by a span of ten years or thirty years.

How to advance and how to grasp the nodes is a very delicate and sophisticated job, which requires a lot of thinking and calculation, and also requires accurate intuition. The galactic human Chen Feng has this intuition.

Chen Feng also conceptually deduced and formalized the mass-energy conversion process in the birth of two superheavy elements, gold and lead, when neutron stars collided with each other.

He accurately described and reclassified the masses of neutrinos such as electrons, muons and tau particles. He

preliminarily explained the relationship between various neutrinos and electromagnetic forces, strong interactions and weak interactions.

In 2020, these problems have been solved to a certain extent, but they are not accurate enough.

Chen Feng took out a more accurate answer that should have been obtained after 2050, and reversed the argument formula deduced from this answer, pretending that it was a result deduced from the formula.

It's not over yet.

In the book, he boldly talked about the origin of matter.

He clearly told the world that under ultra-high temperature and ultra-high density conditions that are currently beyond human reach and understanding, quarks can be divided again.

The properties of the next stage of matter at the microscopic level have undergone an indisputable fundamental change.

After the subdivision, the matter/energy can be named in the modern human way - preons.

Preons are definitely in a state of mass-energy conversion all the time, and there are 36 categories as follows...

The charge and mass carried by each preon are respectively...

When preons are composed of quarks, the multiplication and division of charges cancel each other out...

Of course, Chen Feng also told the world that before humans master controlled nuclear fusion, or reach a new stage in the understanding of photosynthesis and produce solar light wings that can be spread outside the earth, studying preons is meaningless and the gains are not worth the losses.

Chen Feng also analyzed the relationship between gravity and dark matter and dark energy.

He told the world that humans have always wanted to find the essence of dark matter, which theoretically makes up the vast majority of the weight of the entire universe.

Chen Feng said.

Dark matter is dark energy that is aggregated into blocks of energy.

Dark energy is actually the ubiquitous gravity.

According to the conjectures of some great physicists around the 21st century, humans believe that ordinary matter accounts for 4% of the mass of the universe, dark matter 23%, and dark energy 73%.

Chen Feng gave a clear answer, which is basically correct, but not completely correct.

This mass ratio is not a constant parameter in an absolute sense, but is in a quantized, ever-changing stage.

It should be a floating range value.

Why does it change?

Because these three types of matter actually have exactly the same essence.

The way of expression should be modified to 4% ordinary matter, 23% dark matter (aggregated stacked space - gravitational field), and 73% ubiquitous dark energy (universal gravity).

Studying gravitational waves or the nature of the gravitational field is actually studying the flow of dark energy.

Chen Feng dared to give such a definite answer, and in fact he has already leaped this knowledge into the future thousands of years.

Because until 3020, the gravitational field project team initiated by him still had not fully mastered this technology.

Human research on gravity is still progressing slowly and has never reached its peak.

In order to prove his conjecture and facilitate contemporary human understanding, Chen Feng also used black holes as an example.

He restated the relationship between black holes and dark matter.

Black holes are the form of ordinary matter in the current universe with an extreme density.

But a black hole is a black hole, not dark matter.

Theoretically, there is an infinitely small singularity at the center of a black hole.

The existence of singularities is a paradox that will lead to a split between general relativity and the uncertainty law in quantum mechanics.

Black holes will "spontaneously grow", and the essence of their growth process is to continuously absorb external matter to complete self-expansion and increase mass.

Everyone knows that the super-strong gravity of black holes can even capture light.

From the surface, it seems that the light, a single individual, is dragged over by gravity.

But in reality, this is not the case.

The cause and effect relationship is reversed, and the black hole first absorbs the gravity that looks like space, but is actually dark energy.

Gravity has mass and exists in reality. It can be regarded as the ubiquitous water in the ocean.

In the process of gravity and space being absorbed by the black hole, just like a vortex sucking water, a small boat floating in the vortex is also rolled in.

The light is not thrown over actively, but is rolled in by gravity.

Black holes continue to absorb dark energy, further increasing their size, increasing their mass and pressure, and gradually changing their properties.

When a black hole grows to a certain size, its properties suddenly change, leaving the scope of a black hole, and its volume expands rapidly, becoming dark matter that does not produce any known photoelectric and magnetic effects, as if it does not exist, but exists forever, reaching a level where general relativity and quantum mechanics are completely intertwined and mutually verified.

In this transformation process, the energy change is so strong that it is completely unimaginable to humans, but it takes a very short time. In

this process, super-equivalent gamma rays are released.

Gamma-ray bursts are classified into many levels, usually produced when giant stars collapse, supernovas explode, or when dense stars (black holes or neutron stars) merge.

However, super gamma-ray bursts with larger equivalents and higher energy levels, which reach another level, come from the transformation of black holes into dark matter.

For example, the gamma-ray burst that almost destroyed the entire ecology of the earth 500 million years ago came from a supermassive black hole outside the Laniakea supercluster that absorbed a galaxy slightly smaller than the Milky Way, and transformed into dark matter.

Chen Feng took dark matter as the origin and analyzed the universe in a more folk scientific way.

It is well known that the "stolen" gravity between galaxy clusters in the universe, which is beyond the gravity of visible matter and maintains the stability of the mutual motion of galaxy clusters, is the force provided by dark matter and dark energy.

In fact, a long time ago, the visible matter in the universe was actually denser, but as galaxies annihilated in black holes one after another and became dark matter, the space between galaxy clusters became sparser, and a large number of cosmic voids appeared.

In the cosmic voids, lurking are the corpses of countless galaxies.

In order to finish all the above content with a more reliable and rigorous description, Chen Feng spent a full five days.

He spent the last day on the matter of S bacteria.

He made a hypothesis.

Suppose that an almost invincible super bacteria appears in the future.

How will this super bacteria that violates the laws of the universe evolve?

How can humans control it?

Humans must act quickly and decisively to cut off all sources of infection, instantly raise the isolation level to the highest level, kill all bacteria, and then keep them in captivity, artificially cultivate them to accelerate their evolution, decipher their genetic sequences, and create vaccines for the ultimate form of bacteria.

Then, Chen Feng also described the protein shell structure and molecular formula that this abnormal super bacteria is "theoretically" most likely to appear.

Future generations can use this as a basis to produce a Class A vaccine that is close to being able to fight against the ultimate poison king of S bacteria, and wait for the birth of the ultimate poison king

of S bacteria with peace of mind. If someone studies the vaccine in advance under his inspiration, then they can even catch the S bacteria at the beginning of its six-month incubation period.

Chen Feng borrowed Sergei's encryption method for this part of information, hiding it at the bottom of the e-book, and setting the trigger condition to January 1, 2520.

Before that, no one can force it to open, which will only cause the data to self-destruct.

The reason for this is that Chen Feng has to guard against another thing.

If humans learn the truth in advance and the matter becomes known to everyone, then it cannot be ruled out that when the solar system barrier descends, the invaders discover this situation through some remote sensing means, and no longer use the S bacteria, but instead use more deadly means.

In order to make the hiding strategy foolproof, there is no relevant record of the S bacteria in the academic monograph version that Chen Feng first released during this period of time.

He wrote a tip for himself and restricted himself to releasing the S bacteria vaccine version e-book two months later.

Then by then he would have gone to the future to see the situation.

What if a slut among humans cracks it in advance, or his encryption algorithm fails, resulting in the vaccine plan being exposed in advance, and the invaders take new measures, then when he comes back next time, he will find a way to upgrade the encryption method and reconsider the delivery method, or he will not rush to deliver it at all.

Chen Feng never admits his intelligence, but in fact, in some aspects, his IQ is extremely high.

In self-praise, Chen Feng threw out this book called "A Collection of Madman's Conjectures", which is called folk science but is actually the whole truth, and made it into an e-book and published it on the Internet.

Three hours later.

The whole world was shocked. It was

a groundbreaking shock.

It took a total of nine days for Chen Feng, the demon butterfly that shook history, to become a golden-winged giant who could call the wind and rain.