My Exam Scores Just Came In, and an Academician Rushed Over That Night

Transmigrate? Be reborn? No. I was the only person to get a perfect score in mathematics on China's 2026 college entrance exam. The moment the results came out, all the technological secrets humanity would need to fight an alien civilization in the future were crammed into my brain. The university admissions team said, "Tell us what you want, and we'll make it happen." I said, "I want to work on nuclear fusion at the China Academy of Engineering Physics." They thought I was crazy, until Academician Li Zhenghong flew 3,000 kilometers overnight and waited outside my home. Professor Wang Dekun publicly called me "a joke in the academic world." Three months later, at the press conference announcing the success of my experiment, he lowered his head in front of the cameras. From an exam room in a county town to an interstellar battleship, everyone asked me how I could do it. I said, "Because on that test, I wrote the only correct answer."