Starting from High School, the Supporting Actress Maxes Out Her Math Talent
开局高一，女配点满数学天赋
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- 249k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Modern Romance High-Concept
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I think it's fine overall, except for Tang Su, who's a bit of a shame. The author described him in great detail from the beginning, making us almost think he was the male lead. First impressions are really important, and the author gave Tang Su all the first impressions I had of a male lead, creating a strong sense of chemistry between them.
It's quite interesting because I tried competing in physics myself, so I found the writing very realistic and engaging. It showed me a spirited mathematical genius. I especially loved a novel where the protagonist was a physics genius, and I myself was full of ambition when I went to study for physics competitions, hoping to have the same dazzling talent. Unfortunately, I didn't.
It's a great read, the content is excellent, and the writing is good. It uses a lot of technical terms. Of course, Tang Su is truly heartbroken; while everyone else has forgotten Chu Yao, only he loves her to the core and can't forget her.
It's good! I'm just curious to see what Chu's father will regret for the rest of his life, and what Yao Yao's mother's perspective is like. Also, I don't really like Ji Yue and her mother; I don't want the female lead to get close to them. I want them to be like strangers. If Ji Yue doesn't cause trouble, but if she does, I want the female lead to slap her in the face. And I hope Chu Qing gets a happy ending! 😢
It's very well written. Actually, overall I prefer the character Tang Su. He genuinely, truly loves the female lead, even after everyone else has forgotten the person who loves mathematics 😔, he always remembers the sun in his heart. Like that lisianthus, it represents unwavering love.
This is the first time I've read a novel centered around mathematics, and it's quite interesting. It portrays both the students' love and pursuit of mathematics, and the purity of school days. (Although it does include a section about two students who made mistakes during their university years.) It is short, focuses on mathematics, incorporates many professional terms, and is very immersive.
It's a great movie. The ending seems to have no regrets, yet it also feels like there are some. It's not regrettable because Yao Yao and the male lead (I forgot about it after watching for a while 😏) finally meet in reality. The regrettable thing is that Tang Su's burning and bright love for Yao Yao never sees the light of day. They are ultimately two parallel lines that will never intersect. Even though they are together, they will always be strangers. In the end, it's "hard to let go".
It was great, I wanted more. Tang Su, the second male lead, was so devoted; I hope he meets a good man in the future.
Well written. I'm totally rooting for the "medicine-themed" couple! A gentle, all-around academic genius x a girl who excels only in math is absolutely perfect. I can't accept Fei as the male lead. Damn it, the male lead is Fei! My beloved "medicine-themed" couple is completely ruined. Sigh. Well, it's still very good-looking.
It's alright. The pacing of the book is quite fast. Regarding the family dynamics, I felt the female lead was somewhat of an outsider, which might be a common issue in blended families. Several men appear in the romantic storyline, and I felt they all resembled the male lead, but I preferred the female lead to shine alone. I hope the author updates more often.