
He’s been stuck at the bottom—every score capped at sixty, no matter what. Mocked at school. Ignored at home. Replaced by his own brother. Then one impossible test changes everything. And suddenly, people start asking the wrong questions.

The high school senior physics mock exam begins, but Teacher Wang accidentally distributes the extremely difficult entrance exam for academicians to the students. Wan Chengrui, the top student, frowns in difficulty, while Wan Pengfan, perceived as a slacker by everyone, is writing furiously, mistaken by the teacher for doodling. Meanwhile, Old Song, the Wan family's neighbor, praises Wan Chengrui's excellence in front of Wan Qiang. Subsequently, Teacher Wang calls Wan Qiang to complain that Wan Pengfan is at the bottom of the class and unmotivated, suggesting he drop out. Wan Qiang pleads, and finally agrees with the teacher: if Wan Pengfan remains at the bottom in this physics exam, he will personally handle his withdrawal from school.

Neighbor Lao Song's deliberate showing off and mockery deeply embarrassed Wan Qiang, who then took out all his pent-up anger on his "perpetually last-place" youngest son, Wan Pengfan. Back home, Wan Qiang subjected Pengfan to abusive insults at the dinner table. His older brother, Wan Chengrui, far from helping, smugly styled himself as the "academic ace" and further humiliated his brother, calling him a mere "freebie" for getting into a prestigious school and even causing him to be ostracized at school. Amidst the barrage of accusations, Pengfan was punished with standing and forbidden from eating, forced to watch his father dote on his elder brother. However, the final shot lingers on a test paper filled with difficult problems in the teacher's hand, hinting at Pengfan's hidden astonishing abilities.

Principal Li and Teacher Wang discuss the physics exam scores in the office. Teacher Wang complains that the exam questions were too difficult, causing even the top student, Wan Chengrui, to only score 10 points. To their surprise, they discover that Wan Pengfan, usually the lowest-scoring student, had answered the entire paper and achieved 60 points. A phone call with Dean Zhang, the exam's sponsor, reveals to the principal that the test was designed for academicians and was extremely challenging. After reviewing surveillance footage to rule out cheating, the principal examines Wan Pengfan's past exam papers and is shocked to find that he consistently scored exactly 60 points on every test. The principal realizes that Wan Pengfan is not a poor student, but a score-controlling genius whose abilities are on par with a physics professor.

Principal Li of Beijing No. 1 High School is shocked after grading physics exams. He deduces that student Wan Pengfan is not a slacker, but a peerless genius protesting the education system through "controlled scoring." Principal Li contacts Dean Zhang of the Academy of Sciences, informing him that Wan Pengfan scored 60 on an academician-level, extremely difficult physics exam. Dean Zhang is initially disbelieving, stating that even newly appointed academicians might not pass, but upon confirmation, exclaims that Wan Pengfan's intelligence rivals Einstein's. Disregarding Principal Li's mention of "complex circumstances," Dean Zhang declares Wan Pengfan a top student and decides to recruit him immediately. Principal Li feels that a prodigy will emerge from No. 1 High School and strictly orders homeroom teacher Wang to protect Wan Pengfan and temporarily keep his score confidential.

Academy President Zhang discovers a high school senior scored 60 points on a top-tier physics exam, a score surpassing even that of academicians. Realizing the student is an unparalleled genius, he immediately drives to Beijing No. 1 High School. Meanwhile, Beijing No. 1 High School announces exam results, with Wan Chengrui topping the grade. Wan Pengfan claims he scored 60 points but is cruelly mocked by his childhood sweetheart Song Tian and his brother Wan Chengrui. When the leaderboard is revealed, Wan Pengfan's name is nowhere to be found. Everyone assumes he submitted a blank paper and lied. Wan Chengrui threatens to have their father discipline him at home.

Wan Pengfan returns home and faces a severe interrogation from his father, Wan Qiang. His older brother, Wan Chengrui, and childhood sweetheart, Song Tian, add to his woes, accusing him of submitting a blank test paper while falsely claiming to have scored 60 points, thus shaming the Wan family. Despite Wan Pengfan's strong defense that the exam was extremely difficult and he did indeed pass, Wan Qiang, blinded by the aura of Wan Chengrui's "top student" status, refuses to believe him and resorts to brutal family discipline, severely beating Wan Pengfan. Filled with grief and anger, Wan Pengfan questions his father about the lack of fairness in their home. His mother, Xiao Fang, rushes over upon hearing the commotion but is unable to stop the enraged Wan Qiang from continuing his assault.

Wan Pengfan, the second son of the Wan family, is kneeling and being reprimanded by his father, Wan Qiang, for his poor grades. At this moment, his teacher, Ms. Wang, calls. Wan Qiang expects another complaint but is surprised when Ms. Wang calls to share good news: Wan Pengfan achieved the only "high score" of 60 on an extremely difficult test from the Academy of Sciences, while others scored only 2-3 points, earning him the title of a professorial genius. Dean Zhang of the Academy of Sciences is personally driving over. Wan Qiang and his childhood sweetheart, Song Tian, both mistakenly believe this honor belongs to the outstanding eldest son, Wan Chengrui. Wan Qiang excitedly thanks his ancestors and praises Chengrui. Finally, Wan Pengfan can no longer endure the deception and stands up, coldly revealing the truth: the genius who scored 60 and brought glory to the Wan family is actually him.

This episode depicts the family storm that erupts when Wan Pengfan intentionally scores 60 (a passing grade) on an exam. His father, Wan Qiang, and childhood friend, Song Tian, both firmly believe Wan Pengfan is falsely claiming his genius brother Wan Chengrui's achievements, subjecting him to humiliation and accusations. Wan Chengrui fans the flames from the sidelines, attempting to solidify Wan Pengfan's reputation as a habitual liar. Wan Qiang threatens to resort to the harsh family punishment of "eighty strokes," while his mother, Xiao Fang, pleads desperately but is shoved aside. In despair, Wan Pengfan erupts, denouncing the prejudice and neglect he has suffered for years due to his poor academic performance. Meanwhile, Director Zhang from the Academy of Sciences abandons his car and runs due to a massive traffic jam, rushing to the Wan family home to find the true mathematical genius.

Wan Pengfan claims to have scored 60 points (passing grade) on his exam. However, because his name is not found on the transcript, his father, Wan Qiang, believes he is lying and lacks ambition. His older brother, Wan Chengrui, maintains the image of a model student on the surface, but secretly fans the flames, accusing his brother of embarrassing him and inducing his father to punish him severely. Faced with his father's violent beating and his mother's humble pleas, Wan Pengfan, despite being bruised and battered, insists he is not lying and resists this "interrogation-style" education. Just as Wan Qiang is about to use a heavy wooden ruler to deliver a fatal blow, a mysterious figure suddenly appears and stops him.