Eh, number theory has a certain draw to it. For one, if you're presented with a problem ostensibly you have all the tools you need to solve it (or you have all

Eh, number theory has a certain draw to it. For one, if you're presented with a problem ostensibly you have all the tools you need to solve it (or you have all the tools you need to build all the tools you need to solve it). There are certain sections of math which I am certainly poor at (complex analysis has just never "clicked" in that way with me) and some sections of math which I'm pretty good at (I have a certain affinity for graph theory). I think different problems require different mindsets in approach. If that mindset comes easier to you then solving problems in that domain may come easier too.