Zero’s Hero.

Summary

Dissociative identity disorder, often mistaken for schizophrenia, is introduced as Ding Chong begins his recitation, with Teacher Liang meticulously comparing his words. The Director of Education anxiously observes, knowing Ding Chong's performance affects his career. Ding Chong impressively recites 512 words with only four mistakes in ten minutes, eliciting shock from Teacher Liang and confidence from the Director. However, Ye Feng, calm and composed, begins his recitation, demonstrating remarkable fluency and accuracy, surpassing Ding Chong's performance despite the complexity of the material. Teacher Liang's astonishment grows as Ye Feng's exceptional memory challenges preconceived notions of ability.

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