At age 6, he built a quantum communication satellite — a national treasure who redefines "prodigy."

A six-year-old genius builds a quantum communication satellite. The military shows up to protect him. He becomes the number one name on Eagle Country's sanctions list — Su Zhe's true story is more mind-blowing than fiction. From fixing a radio at age five to drawing blueprints for a quantum communication satellite at six, Su Zhe brings government officials to his doorstep — and lands at the very top of Eagle Country's sanctions list. His father, Su Xun, goes from terrified to furious, only to be left speechless when his son calmly says, "Dad, it's fine. Their tech isn't as advanced as mine." This isn't sci-fi. This is the real-life legend of the "Kid Genius." The nation says: Stop holding back, kid. We can take it. Witness the youngest national treasure in history, as he redefines the very meaning of "prodigy."