A Slacker Wins a Nobel Prize, Can He Get into a Top University?

Lin Xuan's parents held him back and urged him, "Son, you have to get into a top-tier university. Otherwise, after graduation, you'll be stuck working on an assembly line."

His homeroom teacher told Lin Xuan, "On last week's quiz, you barely passed Chinese, completely bombed math, and got 13 points in English, mostly by guessing on the multiple-choice questions. At this rate, you have no chance of getting into college."

Then a question appeared online: "Can a high school senior with terrible grades win a Nobel Prize and get into a top-tier university?"

"A lousy student winning a Nobel Prize? Did the poster wake up yet?"

"If you can win a Nobel Prize, you could even be a professor."

While netizens joked around, the Nobel Prize authorities made an announcement: "The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine goes to Lin Xuan of Huaguo."

The National Medical Products Administration announced: "The new chlorophyll protein drug developed by Lin Xuan has been approved for sale. It can completely cure lung cancer."

The Huaguo Academy of Sciences announced: "Under the leadership of Lin Xuan, a biological battery that stays fully charged forever and never needs recharging has been successfully developed."

As one groundbreaking piece of biotechnology after another emerged from Lin Xuan, netizens fell silent.

Did you really win the Nobel Prize just to get into a top-tier university?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.