Livestream Challenge: Are You Really Building Shanhe University?

That's hilarious! Using airplanes as campus transportation for 800 acres? Has the author ever flown? That's 800 acres! Even 80,000 acres wouldn't need airplanes; the runways wouldn't be big enough for them to accelerate. They might as well just install a teleportation array.

It's all just wishful thinking. In reality, the government wouldn't allow these provinces to build universities. In Zhengzhou, Henan, many people were dismissed from top to bottom that year because a second-tier university was built.

My review of this book: I subscribed to the whole thing, and my impression is that it's alright, but I wouldn't mind giving up on it. The writing is decent, but the plot isn't worth my time. First of all, this book is definitely a "feel-good" novel, and while such novels always involve face-slapping moments, this face-slapping is frankly very low-brow and boring.

I don't really like some of the trolls in the comments section. It's mainly because I think this book is quite good. It's not that what they said is wrong. Some people do have a high pursuit of realism when reading books, which I understand.

The premise is absurd from the start; I suggest you reconsider your studies. It requires various approvals from the municipal government and the education bureau. Moreover, being a 211 or 985 university, it requires central government approval. Add to that a whole host of other approvals, and it will likely take about six months to officially begin construction. Even building a pigsty in your own rural home requires an application; what are you doing?

The Guinness World Record is 807 letters typed per minute. Assuming each Chinese character requires six letters, that's approximately 134 characters per minute. Since you are not the record holder, we will assume it is 100 words per minute. According to the World Health Organization, a healthy amount of sleep is eight hours.

Is it really okay to start with illegal fundraising?

So what about lithography machines and nuclear fusion? They were just handed over to the government for research and development and that was it? Doesn't the government care at all? Not only do they not send heavy troops to protect them, but other characters in the book only mention how amazing nuclear fusion is—do they look down on it so much?

I remember that private individuals are not qualified to crowdfund; that would be considered illegal fundraising.

Let's not even talk about the entire construction site relying on a single foreman leading two or three hundred people. The school covers 800 acres of mountainous land. Note that it's mountainous land, marked with a ▲ (not a flat area), so it actually looks even smaller.