Reborn to Do Research: This Time, I Won't Die from Overwork

Tomato is a rare scholar with real basic knowledge of scientific research. Please do a good job, author!

It's a good realistic study, without any fancy system, it's just the experience of a reborn scientific researcher doing scientific research down-to-earth. Unfortunately, it's currently in a discontinued state. I think it's pretty good!

It can also be very realistic. I personally like to read it, but the update speed is not fast. I usually wait two or three days to read it, otherwise I can finish reading a chapter in a few minutes 🤭. Come on, author, don't stop. It is quite good to have such an article in the fast food circle. I hope it will be popular!! [Please update]

I rated it five stars. The tone of the whole novel is relatively gentle, and there are no flaws. Li Rong's scientific research life is also relatively real, and it is not the kind of academic tyrant who is so awesome that he can proudly dominate the universe. It can be seen that the author is a relatively delicate person. The disadvantage is that the descriptions in some places are awkward. You can revise them as you write and move closer to academic achievements. An occasional slap-in-the-face scene would be nice.

Yes, what the author wrote is very true, and the author should also be engaged in scientific research.

It's very good, and it's eloquently told, but the character creation of the protagonist is a little bit unlikable. How can I put it, it can't be regarded as "submissive", but it always feels like the character is a bit "soft". Alas, after all, no one is perfect in the world.

Please give me a five-star review, thank you.

This book is very comfortable and supportive for scientific research departments.

It's great. Although I'm not an ecology major, many of the processes I write about reflect real graduate school life.

I would like to ask if the protagonist will change his mentor later? And what are the arrangements for Qingmei?