I Got One Point on the Exam, and the Whole School Was Shocked

At the math exam, Gaoda answered only the final question, an advanced Olympiad problem beyond the syllabus.

When the grades were announced, he had scored one point in total, but earned full marks on the bonus question.

The whole school thought he had set a new record for the lowest score, until the math teacher stared at the problem she herself couldn't solve and began to tremble.

The "Academic Prodigy Spotlight System" activated. Other people's shock, skepticism, and admiration all turned into points for him.

From then on, at competitions he deliberately left the hardest questions blank, used topology to organize his schoolbag, and applied fluid mechanics to improve the cafeteria serving spoon. When asked for his secret, Gaoda answered earnestly, "Maybe I'm just good at pulling stunts?"

From shocking the whole school with a score of one to standing on the podium at the International Mathematical Olympiad, Gaoda proved one thing:

A true academic prodigy doesn't just know how to solve problems. He also keeps you guessing about what he'll do next.