Two months ago, the Codeforces rankings in Pakistan looked like a SundarSTEM group project. Everywhere I looked — same tag, same org, same usernames trying to act elite. It felt like I was scrolling through a team leaderboard instead of a national one.

Fast forward to today: I'm #1. They're not.

Username: ItsTimeToCookSundarSTEM Mission accomplished.

You guys know what the biggest problem with Sundar's students is? They think they're the best — but they're not. And the only mission I had was to make sure they understood that. I succeeded.

You can spam the board with matching handles all you want, but ratings don’t lie. I came in solo, no squad, no group tag, no “STEM” in the name — and took the entire leaderboard from you in less than two months.

I wasn't here to participate. I was here to dominate. Now I'm looking down from the top, and all I see is the smoke.

From the bottom to the peak — cooked, served, and cleared the plate.

And no, this isn’t humble. It’s earned.