Chapter 937

“Yeah, Lydia, if you joined the math department, you’d be a total legend!”
The judges couldn’t stop praising her.
Lydia’s speed was unreal. She just glanced at the problem and somehow had the answer already.
You could tell, she was a master at this.
Juan glanced at Lydia’s answer and immediately raised his hand. “Excuse me, professors, but Lydia only wrote the answer. There’s no work shown. How do we know she actually solved it herself?”
The whole room buzzed.
Juan had said exactly what everyone was thinking.
Everyone knew, with tough questions like this, the answer mattered, but the steps were just as important.
How could she just put down an answer and expect anyone to buy it?
It’s so unfair that the judges were just falling over themselves to praise her.
Lucinda smirked. She felt a little better.
With Lydia’s skills, stealing the right answer wasn’t a surprise.
But for a question this complicated, the process was everything.
If Lydia couldn’t show her work, things were about to get interesting.
Lydia just smiled at all the doubting faces. “This is easy.”
She picked up the marker and started writing on the big screen, her hand flying across the board, confident and graceful.
Halfway through, the students watching from below looked like they’d just seen magic.
Mr. Gartner was practically bouncing in his seat. “Amazing! Absolutely amazing! Her solution is even clearer and shorter than the one we came up with!”
No wonder Lydia was the top scorer in the country.
It was almost a crime she hadn’t chosen the math department.
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Lydia wrote quickly, filling the board. Even though there were a lot of steps, her handwriting was neat and stylish and somehow every step made perfect sense:
The students could follow along, step by step, and see exactly how she worked it
out.
It was like watching a path light up in their minds. Suddenly, everything clicked. They felt like next time they faced a question like this, they could actually solve
She was incredible!
Honestly, she explained it better than their own professors did.
People scrambled for their phones, recording every second so they wouldn’t forget.
Some students even uploaded it straight to the school forum and social media.
[She really is the top scorer. I’m in awe.]
[Her speed and logic are on another level. Even better than my professor!]
[I bow before her. She’s the real deal!]
[The top student from the med school just came and owned the math department. Legendary.]
[Math was robbed when Lydia chose medicine. I surrender.]
The video of Lydia solving the problem blew up online, racing up the trending charts and catching attention all over the country.
Back in the hall, Lydia was suddenly everyone’s idol. People who barely knew her name before were now her biggest fans.
“I’d only ever heard about her. Seeing her in action, I just know she’s pure genius.”
“Yeah, I can’t believe she picked medicine, but this math problem didn’t even slow her down.”
“It just proves there are levels to being a genius. Next to Lydia, even the billionaire’s daughter can’t compete.”
“Seriously, the problem the billionaire’s daughter couldn’t solve, Lydia breezed through.”
“Lydia’s been winning international awards since she was a kid. She’s a real academic star.” Fınd the newest release on
“Exactly. The billionaire’s daughter
might be good at piano and has
some international prize, but I’v
never heard about her winning
anything for math.”
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“If she’s never won anything for math, how did she become the math department’s
genius?”