Becoming an Academician: It All Starts with Maxed-Out Math Talent!

The plot and writing are all good. Except for the subplot about Peking University students borrowing money from game guides that I can't understand, everything else is very good. I hope the author can maintain this rhythm. What I fear most is that a good book will collapse if it fails to maintain the rhythm. Give it up, give it up, this branch line of Brother Ling is really embarrassing. He has a terrible character and continues to make money in the name of the protagonist and his mentor. It would be fine if he had discussed it with the protagonist earlier. He only came to ask the protagonist after he had already negotiated with others. The protagonist also saw money and went to help. If this kind of thing happens the first time, there will be a second time. Sooner or later, he will be tricked.

It's very novel. It's the first time I've read about mathematics. I'm also a long-time fan of the author. It's a new book. I've followed it and liked it. Compared with the author's other book, I think this one is better. Many of the low-scoring reviews do have some truth. After reading many good articles, I feel that the author is too procrastinating. But Taishuangwen is also weird and I can't stand it. Maybe it was recommended some time ago? Too many comments.

Very well written. There are some plots that I think are quite interesting. Many people say that Ling Du is a big poisoner, but in fact it is not only the protagonist's tolerance for him, but also Ling Du's dedication to the protagonist. For example, Brother Ling later improved the missile content for the protagonist and used his own theories to verify the feasibility of the protagonist's theory. The protagonist does not care about trivial matters because he knows that he will have many achievements in the future, so he does not care about these small things. I personally think it is very interesting to look at these things from the perspective of recalling them after becoming famous. Just like someone wrote in the comments, "Guide to the King of Glory - Qian Mousen", I think the image of this person will be much more comprehensive, not only in scientific research, but also in daily life and hobbies of getting along with friends. It may vary from person to person, but overall I think it's still very good. But I think there are two poisonous points. The smaller one is that the treatment of the protagonist is not in harmony with his achievements. Sometimes the protagonist is very awesome, but is bullied or wronged in other places. The protagonist's big ambitions also give people a sense of being humane and sophisticated, which is not even the case with bodyguards in many Chinese stories about science and technology. I feel like the author wants to be realistic and write it step by step, not to be too invincible from the beginning, and to give the protagonist a learning process. It is indeed normal to be looked down upon by others when you have not yet emerged. But I always feel that the biggest poisonous point of a science-based Chinese language program is going abroad to receive awards. If you don't go to a protagonist who has little fame and fortune, you will be left alone. Or the protagonists who have contributed to the country will not go because of their status. Although the protagonist is not going, this award has to be awarded to him. Not because he needs this award, but because this award needs a protagonist. Only when it is awarded to a protagonist can the fairness of this award appear. For example, if some judges who are discriminatory against China pinch their noses and come to China to personally award the protagonist, even prejudice cannot cover up the excellence of the protagonist. Although the routine is very old, it is really fun. And the author wrote that the protagonist went to Israel to receive the award. It was literally dancing on my nerves. Don't tell me that you shouldn't bring reality into the novel when you read it. Do you think it's because you don't bring reality into the Chinese novel about science and technology to learn mathematics? In its current form, the protagonist is still involved in the aerospace and military industries, and has made great achievements in certain fields on the surface. He has no bodyguards and even went to Israel. Anyway, I am very speechless. I think this book is enjoyable, but not very enjoyable, not to the end. Call him a fantasy, he also added human feelings and sophistication into it. Let's call it reality. He also sent famous Chinese scientists to Israel. In short, the fantasy is not exciting enough, and the reality is not close enough to reality. But overall it's still worth watching. If you don't like it, just skip it. I'm not unhappy about it.

It's nice to read. I like the author's novel style. Please update soon [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

It's very interesting, I want to keep watching it, and I hope it can keep up the current level. Hopefully there won't be any messy heroines. Or it appears in the later stage, and the proportion is very small.

Super pretty! I don't understand why the rating is so low! The protagonist does not have a particularly exaggerated golden finger, but he is reborn with a top-notch engineering brain! All knowledge must be learned hard by oneself, growing step by step, and then being led by mentors into the country's aviation scientific research field. In the future, there is a high probability that he will take the route of a scientific research leader. It is worth watching!

It's a pretty good Xueba novel, just don't make it too many female protagonists. This kind of novel is suitable for single female protagonist or no female protagonist.

The protagonist is very powerful and quite enjoyable, and it's particularly good that there is no heroine and no ambiguity! !

It's a cool article. I spent half of the morning reading it. The brain in the vat (virtual reality) article next door came out. I wrote more than 1,000 pieces to solve the Hodge conjecture. I solved it in my freshman year. In some places, I can see that I want to write about it happily, but it also feels like a million-dollar luxury car is the best in the world. It makes people feel happy but not happy at the same time, which is a bit awkward. Of course, it doesn't matter if you don't bring Naochun to read cool articles.

I caught up with the progress in no time. The writing is very solid. A brief taste of the theoretical knowledge is enough for me who doesn't know anything. It doesn't have too many slap-in-the-face plots and is more realistic. People are inherently two-sided. After seeing the author, I discovered that the previous book "Promotion" was also one of my favorites. I followed it and am looking forward to the follow-up plot.