The Academic Prodigy: The Rise of a Great Nation

The author is at a loss for words. Your first few chapters were quite good. I hope you won't abandon the story prematurely, and don't forget to avoid ruining it. Keep writing well!

Did you understand? The author is using facts to show you the current world order. You all encourage studying abroad and extol the virtues of capitalism, but who will build our country? Science has no borders! Ridiculous! Why doesn't the US share its scientific achievements with the world? Is the author wrong? Do you dare say the Industrial Revolution wasn't built on the corpses of Africa and the Americas? Now those former robbers are telling you about freedom and democracy. You actually believe them? Even the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to two people who opposed our country; what honor do these things have now? Author, I support you! Expose the evils of the bourgeoisie nakedly to those who don't know history and only know how to make jokes!

I remember chatting with a close friend on my way home from school one day. Where do you want to go in the future? Oh, the US, it has to be the US. : Why? I love basketball in the US, the family environment in the US, the school atmosphere in the US... I love everything about the US. Why not in China? I think our country is pretty good. : What a load of rubbish! I just love the US. I feel free there. I will definitely go to the US someday. Silent journey I'm pondering, why?

Any author would be furious to see the new contract incident involving Ma Huateng. The three great joys of life are promotion, wealth, and the death of one's wife. And now he keeps bringing up his wife's death. He started out as a writer of Xiaohuang novels, and apart from a few books that made him a god, every new book he wrote has been a flop and a rehash of old material. Now he's turning on his master, kicking away the ladder after crossing the river, and ruining the author's livelihood. His character is truly appalling. However, don't bring that emotion into your work. First, you'll easily get 404 errors, and second, readers will feel confused. This wave of issues before your book is released directly affects the pace of your entire book and your subscriptions. They were supposed to be talking about the fifth-generation fighter's combat power, right? What's the point of this new contract? Is it just to satisfy their cravings?

Another pretentious piece of writing, just remove the English. You're so awesome.

When I read the second chapter, I knew it was another self-proclaimed patriotic smart person who thought not learning English was a sign of patriotism. Is it wrong to learn English? The world's most cutting-edge technologies are all in English. There are so many professional terms in various disciplines. If you're not good at English, you won't even be able to understand them. What's the point of learning them? And what's wrong with studying abroad? Don't you know that many scientific giants have studied abroad?

That's ridiculous. Ask any student, how many of them learn English to go abroad? Probably not many.

Can any experts spot this? I see some signs of ghostwriting.

I just think the main character is mentally ill.

Eliminating English classes requires a crucial technology: Chinese programming. All the mobile and computer apps we use now are English-based. Chinese programming is far too difficult due to the sheer number of polyphonic characters, making it inherently challenging. Unless artificial intelligence emerges, Chinese programming won't be viable. If no one uses it, it's useless technology. Imagine someone spending ten years learning English programming and you casually create a Chinese program that they'd expect to use? That would destroy countless jobs. Aren't you afraid of being targeted? Chinese programming is actually very important, ten times more important than mobile operating systems, and in some ways even more important than chips. However, if no one uses it, it's useless. Chinese programming doesn't generate revenue, and nobody is willing to research it.