The editor-in-chief showed a look of admiration while speaking, thoroughly convinced by Jiang Cheng now.
For this mathematical prodigy, there's really nothing more to say; problems difficult for others are easily solved once they reach Jiang Cheng's hands.
"Remember to take Jiang Cheng's paper to some mathematicians for verification to check if there are any issues. Although I believe that at Jiang Cheng's level, there won't be mistakes, we still need to follow the procedures."
The editor-in-chief of the Annals of Mathematics realized after talking for half a day that he had forgotten to ask one important thing.
So the editor-in-chief hurriedly asked his junior editor, "Oh right, what exactly is the problem Jiang Cheng's paper addresses? You only mentioned it's related to the Millennium Prize Problems, but which one did he actually solve?"
He had been so busy being happy that he still didn't know the detailed content of Jiang Cheng's paper.
