Chapter 32

It turned out that Christopher had not been a top student since childhood. Before entering junior high school, his grades were always in the middle range. His grades wouldn't improve no matter how many tuition classes he attended. He found several sets of completed exam papers in Andrew's study by chance. The papers had no names, but the solutions were clear and innovative, opening up a new world for him. Christopher imitated the mysterious academic prodigy's problem-solving approach, and his grades instantly rose from average to the top of the grade. As a result, he received approval from his usually strict father, praise from the academy's teachers, and admiration from classmates. This sense of honor ignited his vanity. Christopher also discovered that the mysterious academic prodigy would mail completed exam papers to Andrew at a fixed time each month. He only needed to take photos of the papers in advance while Andrew was away and then make some slight modifications to cont