My Iq is Increasing Year by Year

I haven't read it yet, but I know it will definitely crash. After all, the author's IQ will not increase year by year.

Chen Zhuo, a ten-year-old child prodigy, came home from the national examination, but no one at home came to pick him up! Is it possible? There is also a ten-year-old child who is legally incapacitated. Important matters such as entering school are decided by the guardian. On the surface, the child himself has no say. Important matters such as enrolling in the junior class of the University of Science and Technology of China are communicated to the parents through the school. There are many issues that need to be communicated when the child is too young. How can it be that simple?

It's too watery! I wrote four or five chapters about things that could be covered in half a chapter. I wrote in such detail about eating, drinking, and sleeping, and my relationship with Zhang Qiang was written like a gay.

The content is lame, the plot is distracting, and the character settings are unreasonable. The protagonist has the thoughts of an adult, and the development of Zhang Qiang should be to reflect the love between the teenagers, but it is too much and too descriptive. The competition chapters are endless, and they don't understand the description of various hotel environments and dining links. As a person whose IQ is gradually increasing, a competition is just a stage in life. It describes so many protagonists supporting the team step by step towards success, but it seems mediocre. Lin Yi's portrayal is that of a genius. The female character gives the impression that she can surpass the protagonist if she works hard, and her parents don't show up later. The professor at the university said that there are many geniuses like the protagonist, but he refused to give the protagonist the privilege of opening a library to read books. On the contrary, it seemed narrow-minded. How old was the protagonist at that time? Those participating in the competition are basically in the third grade of junior high school, and a few are in the second grade of junior high school. The protagonist is so many years younger than them but he can still take first place. Is it to show the protagonist's nobility by not fighting for such talents?

Neither slow nor hasty, neither spreading nor branching, letting the wind and thunder clouds in the world move, I walk slowly, and thousands of strategies naturally come from my heart. A gentleman is gentle by nature and wears a string to show his urgency. The protagonist's portrayal is quite interesting, but I have read too little, so it is not good to give an easy evaluation, but I have already given an evaluation, and I can't take it back, which is very embarrassing, but I have read this little bit, and I really can't comment. This book really has five stars, but I can't deliberately disparage him. At least I only looked at these few pictures. I think the writing is quite good and interesting. At least it aroused my desire to read. I won't know about it later, I'll take a look at it then and see if it's a quality product...

Get out of the way, Shen Nong is here, everything is written by AI, don't ask me how I know this, I have spent nearly 4,000 hours on red persimmons and have read many AI articles. There is a lot of hydrology. Even when Dayu came, he had to turn around and leave.

After reading the serial chapters in one go, I can only say that this book is a breath of fresh air among the novels I have read in the past few years. In terms of content, there is no so-called system that reaches the sky in one step, there is no pile of complex theories, and there is no subjective idealism like some authors' long talks on the fundamentals of the universe and the relationship between mathematical theories. Some are just simple plot developments that extend from point to surface, from basics to in-depth, along the fundamental main line of life. Many friends think that the author's descriptions of daily life or childhood friends are a bit slow and redundant, but I personally feel that this slow-paced content can better alleviate the dullness and depression caused by rigorous scientific theories such as knowledge, study, and exams. I even personally felt a resonance that was similar to the life-related prose I had read during class breaks. As for the learning and testing process written so far in the article, although many details of theoretical knowledge have been returned to the teacher after graduation, as a science student, I can indeed recall my experience of gnawing at difficult points in the test paper when reading. We can also intuitively imagine the rusty faucets and the slightly unpleasant smell of ozone and chemicals in the laboratory described by the author. At a time when various fast-paced novels are appearing frequently, this kind of content with a youthful aftertaste makes people more calm to read and feel. Finally, I hope the author can maintain his level and make more updates. I really can't read enough! Expect!

The Genius Experience Card is really cool. It's a geometry question that requires no brain to build the system. Anyone who has done it knows how much calculations are required. The setting of the male protagonist is incredible. But there's no need for you to cry when you can't answer the questions in the competition. There are sleeping contestants and computer contestants, but I've never seen anyone crying. After the exam, no one discussed the answers because no one knew who they were and they just packed up and left.

As a bookworm for more than ten years, I have read countless books. In addition, I sometimes have itchy hands and can simply write a little, but every time I have to write more than 100,000 words and can't finish it. AI book writing has been popular for a while, but I don't use it to write books, but I often use it to play word games. This book gave me the impression that AI is very heavy, and some of the cold jokes that only AI would find funny seemed very embarrassing to me. This kind of mechanical AI indifference runs through the whole book, and some unreasonable basic settings also made me feel very much like AI's three-second memory. If the author has this style, I can only suggest changing it. If the author really writes it in AI, then I suggest it is better to leave only the flesh and blood of the frame or fill it in yourself.

I wrote randomly... The protagonist I want to write is very awesome, so I have to mutate from a young age, and then I need a group of people who are not as awesome as the protagonist to set off the protagonist's awesomeness. In the middle, there is a competition that Lin Yi brags about. Isn't it better than the protagonist? I don't know the so-called competition system... But doesn't the competition just require you to solve questions? I skip everything intuitively... What are you doing here? Let yourself be dissected faster? The later training sessions are even more exaggerated, talking about a little bit of everything, and then cramming in crazily. How can this compare? Do you have to rely on the protagonist and the villain? The author wrote a lot of main lines in a trivial manner and then scrawled... Isn't this nonsense? What's the word count?