The Academic Genius Is Too Level-Headed

I was a genius with an IQ of 180.

Even so, I had always kept a low profile. Standing out just made me a target, so I never did.

I was good at math, physics, chemistry, biology, astronomy, programming, quantum entanglement, and computer science. I spoke twenty-seven languages.

I had mastered everything.

When it came time for the SATs, I controlled my score precisely. I finished exactly ten points above the cutoff for an elite university. By “sheer luck,” I snagged the last spot.

My classmates were all top students from every corner of the country.