I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

` Zhang Ye, a humanities person, surprisingly claims to solve the Riemann Hypothesis, a math problem that has stumped the world's math community for decades. He is seen writing on a blackboard, with several stunned faces of Americans and mathematicians from the Republic, including Han He Nian, in the background. The crowd is shocked, and netizens express their incredulity, questioning how someone from the Republic could be so bold. Zhang Ye is undeterred by the doubts, focusing on helping the students who lost earlier get back on their feet. The Riemann Hypothesis, also known as Fermat's Last Theorem, states that when the integer n is greater than 2, there are no positive integer solutions to the equation x^n + y^n = z^n. Zhang Ye explains that the mathematicians who made significant contributions to the D'Alembert Conjecture are not as extraordinary as they think. Despite the doubts and ridicule from the crowd, Zhang Ye remains confident and focused on solving the problem. `

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