In a closed space.

Looking at the latest deduction results about Lilani, Xu Yun's expression changed slightly:

Although he had noticed that the brat treated him differently, he didn't expect her to be so deeply influenced by him in the future.

To be honest.

When Xu Yun first met Lilani, she was only five years old, so Lilani's feelings for Xu Yun obviously wouldn't be the same as an adult's love.

At that time, William and his wife were worried about the loss of goods, and Alula and Andrea formed a small circle exclusive to twins, while the eldest sister Lisa was obsessed with little Newton.

Therefore, Lilani's social circle was actually very closed, and no one understood or even cared about her.

This is also a major factor in her becoming a brat - in other words, she hopes to gain recognition through rebellion.

In this background, Xu Yun's "punishment" for Lilani is really different, leaving an indelible mark in her young heart.

At the same time, in the virtual history of deduction, Xu Yun's disappearance was sudden:

Perhaps after a crowded moment, or perhaps when he woke up, Xu Yun suddenly disappeared.

This situation was a huge psychological shock to Lilani.

Therefore, many factors combined to make Xu Yun an obsession that Lilani couldn't erase from her heart.

It is impossible to say how much Lilani likes or even "loves" Xu Yun - unless that brat is also a reborn person, a five-year-old girl cannot understand what love is.

Her actions are more for giving her childhood an answer and finding peace for herself.

Just like many fishermen hope to catch a big fish, not for eating, but to fill the void in their hearts.

But unfortunately...

This girl was not very lucky and died on the journey.

But fortunately, this is just a deduction of the score, not a predetermined reality.

The Lilani in the time when Xu Yun returns is still a girl with unresolved emotions.

Then Xu Yun took a deep breath and continued reading.

.......

Alula Escu, Andrea Escu:

William Escu's twin daughters, in the original history, got married in 1971 and died at the ages of 38 and 41 due to poor family conditions and malnutrition.

Now, due to the intervention of the "Wall-Facer," the two girls' nutrition has gradually improved before they reach adulthood, they have normal marriages and have children, and they both passed away at the age of 66.

William Escu and his wife:

The uncle and aunt of Isaac Newton, due to the intervention of the "Wall-Facer," William's family not only paid off their debts but also became the largest tomato sauce distributor in Lincolnshire.

Later, in order to seek political status, in early 1686, William entered politics and was knighted by James II in October 1688.

A month later, as the Glorious Revolution came to an end, James II fled to France, and Sir William's title was revoked by the new king. After paying a large amount of fines and fees, Sir William was released. Disheartened, he returned to Woolsthorpe and discovered a trace of African blood in his ancestry when he checked the family tree.

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Xu Yun: "......"

Well, this person is also a typical unlucky person. He lost a lot of money in his business.

Then his gaze dropped again, and his expression gradually became serious.

According to the prompt in the dialogue box, the arrangement of the character results is in ascending order.

In other words, the remaining characters will be more affected by him, either directly or indirectly.

Isaac Barrow:

Isaac Newton's teacher, Lucas Professor at Trinity College, Cambridge University. In the original history, he resigned due to Hooke's reasons and devoted himself to theology, passing away at the age of 47.

In the "1665" copy, influenced by the "Wall-Facer," Barrow continued his research on mathematical theory.

In 1668, Barrow and Newton jointly published the article "Lectures on Algebra," proposing differential calculus, the substitution of variables in finding the length of curves, and even the embryonic form of the differential theorem for implicit functions.

In 1673, Barrow became the Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University, and in 1680, he officially became the Chancellor, initiating reforms within the university.

In 1683, Barrow improved the solution to higher-order equations, proposed the embryonic form of the transition from geometric methods to analytic methods, and advanced the relevant theories of Euler, Lagrange, Laplace, and others by several years.

In 1685, Barrow proposed series theory, making a significant breakthrough in the concept of functions, and wrote the mathematical masterpiece "The Original of Number Theory."

In later generations, Barrow was known as the "strongest arm of Newton" and the "giant who lifted the giant," and so on...

In the field of mathematics, Barrow's status is equivalent to Fourier in the history of the "Wall-Facer," and he is one of the great pioneers of mathematics.

[Special Weight: 6]

After reading Barrow's deduction results, Xu Yun couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

Although he hadn't even met Barrow in the past, and didn't even know whether the other person was tall or short, from the perspective of a researcher in later generations, he naturally preferred to see such a figure not being buried by history.

In the long history of human civilization, there were countless geniuses like Barrow who shone brightly but fell prematurely.

Among these people, Barrow, who could leave behind manuscripts, was actually quite lucky. Many of them were known and admired by later generations for their achievements.Some people's fate is far more tragic than Barrow's, not even causing a splash, silently withering away.

It's possible that in a war or a famine, a genius who could have been on par with Newton or Einstein falls prematurely. No one can predict such things.

Therefore, from the perspective of a researcher, Xu Yun was genuinely delighted for Barrow.

It's a pity that the history of Barrow in our hometown cannot be changed. Otherwise, modern mathematics could have advanced by twenty or thirty years without any pressure. As for how much this would increase the difficulty of high school and university mathematics, Xu Yun didn't care. After all, he had already graduated from university. As for the courses of his juniors... the harder, the better!

What does it matter to me if the younger generation fails their subjects?

Xu Yun then adjusted his mood and looked at the last name on the list.

Robert Hooke.

Robert Hooke, the proposer and founder of many physical theories in history, the discoverer and namer of cells.

Influenced by the 'Wall-Facer', Robert Hooke challenged Barrow in 1665 and failed. He devoted a lot of energy to the derivation and analysis of the linear strain of the medium occupying space, but he couldn't make a breakthrough for several years due to the lack of mathematical tools.

In April 1672, Hooke proposed the concept of light waves being transverse waves, only to be strongly refuted by Newton with the dispersion equation a month later.

In March 1674, Hooke proposed a theory of planetary motion, but before his letter was sent, Newton had publicly released the square ratio formula of elliptical orbits.

In August of the same year, Newton proposed Hooke's law, which Hooke was originally going to propose in 1678, as 'Newton's law of motion', which was unparalleled at the time.

Hooke, who saw that the road ahead was blocked, shifted his focus to the field of optical instruments. However, two weeks before his theory was about to break through, he saw the refractive angle integral formula published by Newton.

In 1675, Hooke developed the balance spring. Although Newton did not publish any research progress at the same time, on the day Hooke's paper was published, Ilo Brice gave birth to Barrow's third child.

In 1682, Hooke became depressed and died 21 years earlier than he should have.

However, because Hooke was constantly beaten by Newton in this world line, Hooke's portrait was luckily preserved after his death and was not destroyed.

People in later generations called Hooke 'the great biologist', 'the founder of optical instruments', and nicknamed him 'the British Zhou Yu', 'the British Experience Baby', and so on.

Xu Yun: "......."

He then moved his gaze down to the last part of the dialogue box.

[World line extrapolation completed, the '1665' copy will open next time based on the 'Wall-Facer' progress]

[Current copy lock time: 1665.11.8] (I checked the 1665 calendar, the 1st is the first Sunday, the second Sunday's market is on the 8th)

[Novice task: Heard you can't let go of many things? Be more carefree!]

[Task difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆]

[Task requirements: Become friends with young Isaac Newton in any sense, do not easily involve any historical events that you have not participated in]

[Task completion/expected completion (weighted score): 51/4]

[Task evaluation: You've changed the timeline for something that could have been completed by giving your gold-rimmed glasses to Newton. You must have misunderstood the four words 'novice task'. There's no hope for you, wait for death, goodbye!]

[Task settlement in progress... Reward determined!]

A moment later.

Three reward items appeared in front of Xu Yun, a card, a golden egg, and a piece of parchment.

Xu Yun instinctively reached out and touched them, and they floated towards him. At the same time, the relevant information was projected into Xu Yun's mind:

[Newton's 30-minute Thought Experience Card] X1: Activate it and you can briefly have the speed of 22-year-old peak Newton. Have a brain brawl with a face as beautiful as jade!

[Reality Mysterious Easter Egg] X1: blah blah blah.....

[The Fifth Generation Pyrethrin Formula] X1: This is a good thing, but it's not so easy to truly master it.