From Trash to Treasure: The Sinclair Family's Beloved Genius novel Chapter 264

Chapter 264: Chapter 264: Top Ten in the School of Physics

A flash of surprise crossed Professor Myers’s eyes.

It wasn’t because Chloe Sinclair’s answers were so brilliant, but because she had chosen a line of reasoning that an ordinary person would never have even considered.

As soon as the exam finally ended, Professor Myers eagerly returned to his office and showed the test paper to the other professors.

"I can’t believe she managed to connect quantum mechanics and biological enzymes. No one has ever thought of that before."

"Her answer seemed to be off-topic at first, but by the end, you realize Chloe Sinclair was setting up a chessboard, and she was the one playing the game."

"I’ve read her other answers as well. All I can say is that Chloe Sinclair’s mind really is different from ours. Her thought process has actually given me some new ideas."

The professors in the office launched into a heated discussion.

For years, Zenthia hadn’t seen any major breakthroughs in scientific research and technology.

The new generation was still being trained, while the older generation was hesitant to try new methods.

But seeing Chloe Sinclair’s hypotheses fired up these academicians.

"Mr. Myers, where’s Chloe Sinclair? I’ve been researching composite factors recently, and I’d like to discuss the topic with her."

"I’m also quite interested in this Artificial Intelligence repair. Where is she? Could you have her come by the office?"

Faced with his friends’ urging, Professor Myers was both amused and exasperated. "Chloe Sinclair went to see Joel Quincy right after the exam."

Hearing this, everyone was a little disappointed, but they all understood.

"*Science* and the *Mathematics Annual Journal* are going to be released domestically. I heard both of Chloe Sinclair’s papers were successfully published and caused quite a stir abroad."

An academician’s eyes held a trace of regret. "You know, after that show Chloe Sinclair was on, my wife said that if she’d chosen to study mathematics, her future accomplishments would be no less than what she’ll achieve in physics."

A problem that had remained unsolved for hundreds of years was actually solved by Chloe Sinclair when she was just a high school senior.

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