I hope this practical, feel-good novel can help more people learn scientific ways to study.
Lin Mo, a liberal arts student in his second year of high school, spends his days memorizing by rote but remains near the bottom of his grade. Mocked and stuck in a rut, he finds that even his hard work has become a laughingstock. After a setback, he unexpectedly binds himself to the Green Pine Memory Butler System. There are no mindless cheats, just scientific memory techniques tailored to how the brain works. From breaking information into chunks and building closed-loop memory systems to making cue cards based on scenarios, Lin Mo abandons inefficient study habits and makes a remarkable comeback. He overturns prejudice about natural talent, makes peace with a former rival, and teams up with top students, ultimately working together to get into their dream schools. He also shares these scientific methods with countless students who feel lost, proving that ordinary people can create their own miracles when they work hard and use the right techniques.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
