I Misread the Question and Detonated a Nuclear Bomb on Mars

The final project options for sophomore year were completely outrageous...

[Choose one of the following projects to complete.]

[Project One: Land on Mars, conduct a nuclear detonation test on the planet’s surface, and film it!]

[Project Two: Devise a Dyson sphere plan and build a ring around the Sun covering 10% of its circumference!]

[Project Three: Starting with the seven known families of elements, complete the periodic table with all nine families!]

[Project Four: Use Einstein’s theory of relativity to develop a faster-than-light time machine, reverse time, and uncover the truth behind the dinosaurs’ extinction!]

To complete his System mission, Meng Hao thought it over carefully and chose [Project One], which seemed relatively normal, feasible, and manageable.

Before long, a huge mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion rose above the surface of Mars.

Years later, Meng Hao had won countless accolades and achieved remarkable scientific breakthroughs. When a reporter asked him to reveal the secret to his success, his face filled with helplessness.

“Actually, there were five final project options that year...”

“My irresponsible homeroom teacher was playing a huge prank. He hid [Project Five: Complete a simple physics experiment] on page sixty of the electronic document...”

“I want to warn students everywhere...”

“Fail to read the question carefully, and your loved ones will be left in tears...”