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Even the director backstage was stunned by the formula Gu Mang was writing down.

He even forgot to cut the scene so the audience just watched Gu Mang answer.

The professors of the various teams discussed the formula she was writing.

Only four words could be heard from them: “Never seen it before.”

“Did she come up with it herself?”

“She’s just a Year 1 freshie and you’re telling me that she came up with her own formula? How could anyone do that without a strong foundation of knowledge and experimental experience?”

“You’re right. What’s more, if that formula is valid, why haven’t we discovered it? We’ve been studying medicine and physiology for so many years.”

The judges all looked at one another.

All the medical authorities present were extremely knowledgeable. Yet, they had never heard of the formula Gu Mang was using.

“Is that the blood pressure formula? It hasn’t appeared in major authoritative textbooks, right?”

“Nope.” Medical content was updated in authoritative textbooks every year. They had all studied the most up to date texts and they had never seen such a formula.

“It seems like she made it up on her own. How could anyone use a mathematical formula to explain this phenomenon? Isn’t she just messing around?!”

All of them were hung up on the formula.

Then, they saw Gu Mang begin to write the answer for the next sign, body temperature. Shivering thermogenesis and non-shivering thermogenesis.

Again, she wrote down a bunch of formulas that no one had seen before and she also added a mindmap. The mindmap was entirely written in English and there were only abbreviations and arrows as well as diagrams showing the rise and fall of the various substances the body needed to function.

Everyone looked at the screen, watching carefully as Gu Mang wrote down her mind map.

When half of the mind map was finished, the scattered knowledge that they had in their minds coalesced. All of the content connected, forming a network that related everything to each other.

There was a lot of content that they were unsure about but the mind map helped them understand it. In fact, it filled up the mind map that they had in their own brains.

They noticed that the mind map included everything that Qiao You and Chen Xu had written earlier. A lot of important points were added in and presented through the mind map.

It was extremely simple!

It was as if they had attended a class.

There were two vital signs remaining, pulse and breathing. As before, she began with a bunch of formulas that made everyone confused. Then, the mind map.

She presented all the important points in the most simple and understandable way. Gu Mang wrote calmly. She was neither slow nor fast. Her writing was smooth.

The answers to the four vital signs were all presented on the answer board. It was clear, logical, and organized, which was way better to read than boring text answers!

Most importantly…

She only spent four minutes answering all of the questions!

The remaining two questions were on neurophysiology and cardiac regulation.

Gu Mang presented them in two huge mind maps. They were simple and easy to understand.

Yet, it made the students and professors in the audience feel some kind of enlightenment.

It was an interesting and practical way to present important points that she had collated and summarized. After Gu Mang finished writing the mind map, she used the stylus to draw a circle around the core part. Beside the core part that she had circled, she wrote a big letter ‘A’ which indicated that it was the answer.

The way she used her pen was really arrogant! Everyone watching just stared straight at the big screen. All of the cameras were focused on Gu Mang.

No one understood the formulas she used but they understood the information presented on the mind map. It included some details that they had never noticed before regarding factors that could influence vital signs.

Qiao You and Chen Xu stared at Gu Mang’s answer in shock. The mind maps were so much better than the tedious block of text they had written!

The textbooks presented the four vital signs in a boring and trivial way. But Gu Mang had managed to summarize hundreds of pages of text in one engaging mind map!

For a moment, the entire hall was dead silent. Countless pairs of eyes were staring at Gu Mang’s answer on the big screen.

Bai Qingqing did not understand medicine but she could see how Gu Mang was answering the questions.

Previously, everyone had said that the competition was very difficult and that it tested knowledge beyond the scope of any college syllabus.

Yet, Gu Mang’s answer was even beyond the competition’s scope! 

The question was out beyond the scope of any college syllabus.

And the answer is even more so?!

Bai Qingqing did not know if the final result would be good or bad, but from the way that Gu Mang was answering the questions, it made her, a layman, watch in excitement.

It was so smooth!

She blinked and snapped back to reality. Then, she asked Gu Si curiously, “Why is Young Lady writing so much? Isn’t it sufficient to just write the core parts?”

Gu Si rested his arms on the armrest. “Oh,” he answered. “Maybe she wrote everything down because she’s afraid that the others would not understand the formula.”

Bai Qingqing was speechless. Didn’t everyone say that they were afraid that she would not finish answering the questions?

But now she has more than enough time and she is even answering beyond the scope of the question?