A mathematics professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology wrote a question that he found very difficult on the bulletin board of his department, hoping that his outstanding students could solve the answer, but no one could solve it. As a result, when Will, a young cleaner, was cleaning after class, he found this math problem and easily solved the problem.
Will was extremely clever but rebellious, even fighting and making troubles everywhere, and was sentenced to the juvenile nursing home by the juvenile court. The mathematics professor deliberately promotes this genius of unruly self, asking him to study mathematics and receive psychological counseling on a regular basis. Mathematical problems could not trouble him, but Will was particularly resistant to psychological counseling until he met Professor Sonn, a psychological counseling expert who was not very successful in his career. Thanks to Sonn's efforts, the initial confrontation between the two turned into an inspiring friendship, which enabled Will to open his heart, walk out of the shadow of loneliness, and realize himself.
