Reborn God-level Academic Master

Yang Rui, a wretched and fat man who was born as a graduate monk in the Department of Biology, lost his job after graduation and accidentally became an all-around gold medal lecturer in a supplementary school. In 1982, he fell into a tall and handsome college entrance examination repeater, and by the way, he had a head full of books and materials.

Shitorimura's pretense skills are really superb and admirable... The biggest highlight seems to be the novel academic upgrade route, writing papers, publishing SCI, etc. Graduate students should prefer it, right? All in all, the writing of this book is sophisticated, the background is novel, and the pretentiousness is natural. Apart from the unstable update, there seems to be nothing worth criticizing... A standard scholar's article

Adhering to the author's consistent style, the narrative is coherent, the plot is reasonable, the writing is witty, and the golden finger fits the plot well. The author is better at narrative types that closely follow the changes of the times.

The Rebirth category opens the door to scientific research in front of us and makes everything no longer mysterious. It is both delicate and real. It is a good book, not funny, but good.