An ordinary middle school student proved in one hour a difficult problem that has troubled mankind for hundreds of years: Goldbach's conjecture.
From then on, mathematicians came to him to discuss esoteric ideas.
Astronomers asked him about the origin of the universe.
Physicists asked him if there was room for improvement in general relativity.
When he walked out of the college entrance examination room in ten minutes and got a perfect score of 750, he was interviewed by a reporter:
"Classmate Ye Fei, I heard that you won ten Nobel Prizes under the age of eighteen. Everyone thinks you are a top student. What do you think of this?"
Ye Fei: "I'm really not a top student, I just have an IQ slightly higher than yours by 100 million points."
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
