Medical Genius の小説・ストーリー

"Being smart is awesome but constantly being disturbed by people who couldn't solve their own questions before coming to me was a headache. I couldn't stand it." He gave me an amused smile. "They're not wrong in calling you a genius, are they?" "No, but I hate being given special treatment. Is it so hard to be treated like everybody else?" "Fair point. It's cool how you can study properly despite being depressed." I put down my pencil and looked at him. "Can't everyone do that?" "Nope. It even more fascinating how you can be absent minded but barely make any mistakes." He looked at my book before looking at me again. "Are you a robot?"

I sat beside her then the host speaker continues his words. “At this juncture, gentleman and ladies, let’s hear some inspirational words from the only women who set the bar too high to be reach by a normal individual with her average mark of 1.00% for 4 years in a row. This girl’s known to be tough, brave, wise and freaking gorgeous, she’s known as the Genius Queen and a campus superstar, everybody rain a cheer for this year’s class Valedictorian, Khloe Maureen Neufeld!” Introduced by the host. I calmly rose to my feet and walked slowly to the stage like a runway model.

At the end of the speech of the middle-aged man who seemingly ran off in the middle of experimentation, his tone was already so sarcastic he could even rival Agatha's AI. Paul had hardly restrained himself from glaring at the doctor. "Sir, you're not getting my point. I have the capability to back up my words." "Oh? What made you think so? Your little knowledge about the promiscuity system and how you are still not hunted down by it? Good for you. Your ego and imagination are as vast as the universe, probably only one level away from the vastness of humanity's ever so famous trait, stupidity. I wonder if it means your brain is slightly tilting to the creative side. Ah, wait, I'm recalling wh

Lee, then left with Alexander. Nick watched them leave. Once they disappeared at the end of the corridor, he asked Dr. Lee, "Dr. Lee, what happened in there just now?" Otherwise, how could it make a psychologist so flustered? Dr. Lee patted his chest with lingering fear, "This kid is too clever. I almost got hypnotized by him just now. Anyone who can hypnotize a psychologist definitely doesn't have depression." Thinking about the scene just now sent shivers down his spine.

Faith sat on the silver throne, and the world opened up inside her mind. She could feel the pulse of millions of computers, the hum of televisions, and the silent traffic of data traveling across oceans. Her unique DNA kept her perfectly grounded, making sure the massive rush of information didn't overwhelm her. She was the pilot, and the global grid was her ship.

Samuel said as he answered the call in the room. John only looked at Samuel in shock, not knowing that Samuel was the genius that created the last potent drug that was used to cure the paralyzed rats in the lab. Then why did the lecturers not announce Samuel? Was it because of his father's wealth and they were keeping it a secret that Samuel was a bad boy, yet he was even a genius like Helen, the chubby nerd?

And right now, she has a lot of things to do. Let's wait a little longer, she'll deal with his relationship with her when she's done with all her own things. She pretended to joke and said, "So I'm the mysterious girlfriend of Mr. Y, the racing genius, can you believe it?" Jeff laughed, "I believe it!" He then asked, "Do you like the racing genius, Mr. Y?" As we all know, the racing genius, Mr. Y, was a very famous racer in the racing world three years ago. Unfortunately, after winning the Global Racing Championship that year, he disappeared, and no one has ever seen him again, nor does anyone know his true identity.

He discovered that there were more than ten super geniuses at the scene, and the weakest ones among them were perfect-class master fighters about the level of Keyne from Medusa Dames. The vast majority of these people were half a step away from invincibilis state, missing just one final push for their breakthrough. Moreover, they were capable of utilizing their skills in a way on par with ordinary invincibilis powerhouses. It seemed that he had tunnel vision of the world before this. It turned out that there were quite a number of super geniuses in this world. However, he found it even more interesting precisely because of this. He cracked a smile and took his sweet time to walk over.

And that would be a man named Dennis. Now, I understand what James meant. Dennis is the genius who leads the team of highly-capable engineers and computer programmers who create and design Kim Yuan’s flagship products. If I’m going to pirate Mr. D, that means robbing him of the source of his success. Though hiring other talents is possible, Mr. D looks like he’s a rare gift. He doesn’t talk like a normal person, but he’s someone who seems to have a brain that works like a computer. “Penny for a thought?” I hear Zed speaking close to my ears and I jolt up.

I, Gianna Johnston, am born into a family of prodigies. My dad, Henry Johnston, is a computer science professor from Hafford University. My mom, Naomi Liddell, is a medical professor at Starvard University. And my brother, George Johnston, is an international math olympiad champion. Meanwhile, I'm barely passing my math classes at school. George gets so mad at me that he immediately writes down three full sets of math exam questions and exclaims, "You're so dumb that you're nothing but an embarrassment to Mom and Dad and me! "Don't you even think about leaving the house and embarrassing us again without completing all these math questions!" Mom then forces a few pills straight down my t