Can a Scumbag Win a Nobel Prize and Read a Book?

His parents pulled Lin Xuan and persuaded him: "Son, you must get into a first-class college, otherwise you will have to work in a factory to make screws after graduation." The old classmate said to Lin Xuan: "Last week, I barely passed the quiz in Chinese. I was confused in math. I got 13 points in English with multiple-choice questions. If you continue like this, you will have no hope in the college entrance examination." Subsequently, a question appeared on the Internet: "Can a high school student who won the Nobel Prize win a book?" "How can a scumbag win a Nobel Prize? Isn't the poster awake?" "If you can win the Nobel Prize, I will have no problem letting you become a professor." While netizens were ridiculing, the Nobel Prize was officially announced: the winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine is Lin Xuan of China. The State Food and Drug Administration announced that the new chloroprotein drug developed by Lin Xuan has been approved for marketing. The drug can completely cure lung cancer. The Chinese Academy of Sciences announced that under the leadership of Lin Xuan, a biological battery that is always fully charged and never needs to be recharged has been successfully developed. When a piece of biotechnology was developed by Lin Xuan, netizens fell into silence. When you won the Nobel Prize, was it really just for your last book? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.