Early the next morning, the abacus competition officially began, and mathematical geniuses from all over the country were ready to compete.
Zhu Wencong wasn't concerned about the loss of liberal arts students; as long as they hadn't chosen to abandon the Book of Saints, they were just the embodiment of pedantry.
Facing the unprecedented changes of the millennium, Zhu Wencong only wanted to protect the precious mathematical talents, who had the power to change the world.
"I didn't expect there to be so many participants. I thought everyone studied literature; there wouldn't be so many in mathematics," Su Yanqiao exclaimed.
Zhu Wencong was also somewhat surprised; the scholars of the world weren't just bookworms; they had a certain level of learning in other disciplines.
Hou Qinglai gestured for Zhu Wencong and his party to take their seats. This exam was an open performance, and everyone could witness the event firsthand.
