An utterly ordinary middle school student solved in just one hour Goldbach's conjecture, a problem that had baffled humanity for centuries.
From then on, mathematicians sought him out to discuss profound ideas.
Astronomers asked him about the origins of the universe.
Physicists asked him what needed improving in general relativity.
After he walked out of the college entrance exam hall just ten minutes after entering and scored a perfect 750, reporters interviewed him:
"Ye Fei, we hear that you won ten Nobel Prizes before turning eighteen. Everyone thinks you're a top student. What do you think about that?"
Ye Fei: "I'm really not a top student. My IQ is just a tiny bit higher than yours, by a billion points or so."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Brother, you are exaggerating. If I give you a copy of the answer, you can't finish it in ten minutes. You should be more rigorous in writing cool articles.
As long as the opponent is more stupid, the protagonist's IQ will appear to be off the charts