Normal Nerd? AEROSPACE GOD!

Exam papers were handed out wrong partway through the college entrance exam. One student was left with a paper on sixth-generation fighter aircraft technology. He was bound to a system that gave him insight without limit, and he wrote the core technology out on the answer sheet. He went on to build a pulse detonation engine by hand. Academicians and specialists at the space agency read the answer sheet. The person who had set the paper had told him he would fail. The academicians came to the school themselves and announced that they were taking him, and universities competed for him after that. Word went around that the country had produced a sixth-generation fighter, and he corrected it to the seventh.