Building Naruto World

I was so disgusted by a math problem that I lost all my writing ideas, so I wrote it specifically to complain about math. It has nothing to do with the plot. If you don’t like it, you don’t have to read this chapter.

In the afternoon, the examination room was filled with the sound of rustling writing. This subject is the only one that allows early submission of papers, and there is no limit on the time for early submission.

But at this moment, only Naruto walked out of the playground alone, leaving behind a dismissive smile and a chic back, leaving the other students far behind.

Xiang Lian, Haruno Sakura and a large number of people who listened carefully finished writing the test paper, but they couldn't believe their answers. They were afraid that any of them would be negligent. They wrote one piece of draft paper after another, and the questions on the test paper were calculated. I tried it over and over again, but still didn’t dare to submit it.

Naruto stood at the door with a gloating smile, and there was also a little bit of relief in it. Even Naruto himself didn't realize that he came here like this back then.

"Why do I want to laugh so much when I see their confused expressions? But there is still a long way to go in mathematics, hehehe."

Mathematics is the most interesting and disgusting subject. You have worked hard for a long time to get an answer, and then you go to check the calculation. It's okay, but if it's wrong, you have to repeat the calculation again.

When you wait to verify those that are the same, find the area, side length, and numerical range, sometimes you can't think of a solution to the problem after thinking for a long time.

You think this is all the ways that mathematics disgusts people. In fact, this is the first step to being disgusted.

The knowledge of mathematics is intertwined with each other, and the disgusting methods are naturally intertwined with each other.

The disgusting second step is that you find that all the calculations you have worked hard on are not there, and you have done useless work for a long time.

Then comes the third step. When checking the calculation, you find that something is wrong, and then you overturn everything.

Then the fourth step is that you find that the exam is about to end but you haven't thought of the solution to the problem yet, and it's too late to write the following questions.

The fifth step follows closely. When you finish writing the question in despair and walk out of the examination room, when you compare the answers with others, you find that the second step is correct. You spent half a day writing a wrong answer.

What's even more disgusting is the sixth step. You find that the next few questions you didn't do are all too easy. Those who usually study worse than you give up the questions decisively and surpass you in your most proud lesson.It feels like your self-esteem and IQ are being pushed to the ground and rubbed hard, and you feel as aggrieved as you want.

The last step is the seventh step. After you simply accumulate points, you will find that even if you fail in all the previous pairs, your efforts and gains are completely out of proportion.

When after experiencing this series of disgusting things, you feel that you can accept everything.

Do you think this is over?

No, not yet

When you find the same question type in the next exam, you think that you are well prepared and will not fall down on the same question type for the second time. You write the answers smoothly and hand in your test paper.

Then the next day when the teacher is explaining the question, he tells you that your judgment is wrong. This is a new question type, and this question type is not solved in this way at all.

Just when you think you've won, math hits you hard in the face again, completely destroying your self-confidence.

Hesitation will lead to defeat, decisiveness will be in vain.This sentence is not only applicable to e-sports and actual combat, it also applies to mathematics.

There will be various functions in the future, including trigonometric functions, quadratic functions, real functions, hyperbolic functions, implicit functions, multivariate functions, direct and inverse proportional functions,

Functions are relatively benign, calculus, and conjecture are still smiling at you.

If other subjects tell you what to do, then mathematics is deliberately trying to make things difficult for you. There are countless unsolvable temporary problems left by predecessors in the past, but there is unlimited room for development in the future.

Even if you graduate and go into work, you think that all you need in mathematics is the content in elementary school, and mathematics smiles maliciously again.

When you help your children with their homework, mathematics will teach you another lesson.One is a difficult problem in elementary school that makes you feel your dignity is insulted, and the other is something you can see at a glance but cannot teach your children.

When you teach him what formula to apply, he writes clearly and logically.When you asked him to write it himself, he was so angry that he bled from all his orifices.

Formulas are the easiest to apply. You can basically get the answer by putting them in. This is also the easiest thing to teach.

The difficulty lies in the problem-solving ideas, which contain countless hidden traps.Even teachers fall for it sometimes, and math disgustingness is everywhere.

Other subjects ask you how to do it to see if you can do it, like a patient and patient old man.

Give you time to grow and tell you that hard work will pay off.Right and wrong are very obvious and easy to understand.

And mathematics is like someone who doesn't want to teach you at all, for fear that you will learn it.

When other disciplines say, come on, work hard, you can do it.

Mathematics is lying on its side, pointing its middle finger at you in the international language, and saying it disdainfully.

"You know how to be a chicken."

Since so much time has passed, Naruto has forgotten a lot about the math problems in junior high school, but he still remembers some particularly interesting things.

The midterm exam in mathematics at that time caused countless poor students to complain. If there are three long and one short, choose the shortest. If three short and one long choose the longest, two long and two short, choose b. If they are both long and short, choose a. If the length is different, choose d. If the length is uneven, choose c. None of the formulas can save them.

Mathematics once again showed its disgusting side. The twenty multiple-choice questions were all the same choices.

a root 2

b 1

c 0

d plus or minus 1

The day before the exam, the teacher specially taught them how to answer multiple-choice questions. In one class, they only emphasized one sentence. If you don't know, just choose C. No matter what, you have to be confused.

As a result, all the multiple-choice questions in that math test were B. Even Naruto, who had figured them out one by one, was a little unsure after writing them. I have to say that the teacher's psychological warfare was really high.

Think about it, if you ask a top student what the answer is to a multiple-choice question, and he replies to you, choose all b 1, I'm afraid you won't even dare to copy it.

That time there were also many talented people who made all the wrong choices, which made the math teacher very angry.

Most people are partial to subjects, but the scores for science subjects are obviously much worse than those for liberal arts subjects.

Politics won't. As long as your thoughts don't slip, your score won't be too low.

As long as you work hard, it's hard to fail in Chinese.

But science does not come with hard work. The accumulation of liberal arts and mathematics means that as long as I want to make things difficult for you, you can't even think about having a good life.

But you can’t even think of solving the problem, and you won’t be able to do it even if you are exhausted.Although cramming education can bring you very close to the scores of those mathematical geniuses, the effort you put in is different.

I believe you have met these two types of people in your campus life. One type is someone who never fails no matter how hard he teaches, and the other type is busy with other things in class. Just flip through the book and answer a few questions before the exam. Animals that get perfect marks on the test.

But the charm of mathematics lies in conquering, and you will get a huge sense of accomplishment every time you succeed.Questions that involve both winning and losing are interesting. There are more uncertainties in mathematics than in other subjects.

People who know how to do it are very likely to overturn, and people who don't know how to do it have a small chance of being wrong.