There are three kinds of top students. The first are elite scholars, the best in their respective fields. The second are legendary scholars, whose influence extends far beyond their own fields and leaves its mark on an entire era. The third are godlike scholars, who shape the development of all human civilization, such as Einstein and Newton. Beyond these, there is another kind: the extraordinary prodigies. They surpass everyone in scientific research, yet also achieve things in other fields that ordinary people could never manage. Feynman, the 1965 Nobel Prize winner, was also an excellent drummer. Niels Bohr, one of the greatest physicists of the twentieth century, was also the goalkeeper for Denmark’s AB team. And then, of course, there was Schrödinger, who had not only that famous cat, but also countless enviable romantic escapades. Lü Qiujian was determined to become this fourth kind of scholar.
