Ra1+, Kh2, Qd4, Rc1, Rxc1, Nxc1, Qd1, f5, Nh7, Qe3, (If Qf4, Rd4) Nxf5 with a fork. Whew, I'm tired, lol.
Puzzle number 4 from Sai7179

Ra1+, Kh2, Qd4, Rc1, Rxc1, Nxc1, Qd1, f5, Nh7, Qe3, (If Qf4, Rd4) Nxf5 with a fork. Whew, I'm tired, lol.
I have a question: How does a knight go from h7 to f5?

Ra1+, Kh2, Qd4, Rc1, Rxc1, Nxc1, Nh7, Nxb3, Nxg5, Nxd4, Ne4, Re3, Rxd4, maybe?
You have the right idea about white's back-rank weaknesses, but the first move is not Ra1+.

Just want to let you know, @Sai7179, you can make this a puzzle like this:
First of all, how do you do that? Second of all, remove this post as it is the answer and I do not want others to copy.

You're welcome! Though there is a glitch where if you comment a puzzle, it won't show up the first time, so you have to edit the comment for it to show up.

Oh NOO! I'm not a genius after all.
"... Though there is a glitch where if you comment a puzzle, it won't show up the first time, so you have to edit the comment for it to show up."
That is how a "Genius" sounds like!
Check out my other puzzles: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/more-puzzles/puzzle-number-3-from-sai7179 (this will lead you to the other two.)
Here is the puzzle:
It's black to play and win/checkmate. Also share your answers in the chat!