The Daily Grind of a Genius Student

This book differs from others in that it doesn't solely focus on the romantic relationship between the male and female protagonists. The main plot is clear, with the protagonist traversing three realms and embarking on his fantastical journey. However, the details aren't perfect; some parts don't fully express the emotions being conveyed.

Although I haven't quite figured out the female lead's romantic storyline yet, it's well-written. At least even I, a rather picky reader, haven't had any trouble reading it yet.

A completely new form of novel, which I think could be considered a kind of science fiction. It contains some unexpected facts; the vividness isn't the most impressive part, but the captivating way it presents these facts. The author clearly put in a lot of effort. (͒˶´⚇`˵)͒ It's really good! Highly recommended! (Forgive my limited knowledge and imperfect expression)

This is a different kind of novel; it lacks a romantic subplot between the male and female leads, which truly provides a unique reading experience.

Now I understand why the rating is so low. 1: The author's mind is quite active, incorporating elements of cultivation, interstellar travel, fantasy, and time travel, and it's hard to switch between them all at once. 2: Many plot holes remain unfilled, such as who the characters' parents on Earth actually were. 3: The ending felt a bit rushed.

It's quite good. The female lead is very strong, but troublemakers keep popping up, some even wanting her dead. She says she won't let them get away with it, but in the end, she only has to pay some compensation and then lets it go.

It's pretty good, but the female lead is very capable, yet she still feels quite frustrated, and she has to explain the same thing over and over again.

I like this type of book because it's so long, yet I read it word by word. I rarely finish a book in one go like this; the plot and content are very engaging.

Why is the rating so low? Is it a problem with the subject matter? Personally, I think this story is quite good. The plot is logically clear, the female lead has a distinct and consistent personality, and doesn't stray from reality. There are a lot of ensemble scenes, but they are generally resolved, so the author is a good person.

I think this is a book whose title doesn't do it justice; it's actually a great book, haha!