Day N of Pretending to Be a Genius in a World of Morons

This is really a good novel, not just a slap in the face, it has depth and thought. After reading this book, I gradually realized the difference and sadness between genius and mediocrity. A mediocre person may not be able to catch up with the pain of a genius's thoughts for a lifetime, and a genius will never be able to resonate with the loneliness. Genius promotes the development of the world, and mediocrity also spends his life trying to touch a corner of the world of genius and develop slowly. The protagonist is to dismantle the ideas of real geniuses into ideas that ordinary people can try their best to understand, to teach, to link, and to allow ordinary people to have access to the world of genius. This is a very great and romantic thing. The protagonist's compassion for the mediocre is one of his personality charms. It is precisely because he was once a part of the mediocre that he has sympathy for these mediocre people in this world and the kindness to help them. He is not arrogant or inferior because his IQ is higher than others. I personally think that the protagonist is also a gentleman. It's really a very good novel

Interesting The important thing in writing a novel is not to accumulate nouns and attributives, but to create a special world. Obviously, this book did it, The world view and characters created perfectly fit the setting, the plot is interesting and there are no obvious loopholes. Although the main theme is a world full of weak characters, the written perception is very logical. Stepping into the role of the protagonist is indeed exploring this unique world view. Except for the foreshadowing of the serial murderer at the beginning, everything else is closely linked. This book's rhythm control, witty reasoning, and description are better than those of Tomato's magical book, but it falls short in terms of logic and plot design. Finally, it is indeed refreshing, but not mindless. It is a brain massage carefully designed by the author. It is more interesting than many so-called battles of wits and plots. I can only say that the author is also a talent.

I was prepared for this to be a bad novel, but I didn't expect it to be pretty good. The setting was good, and it felt immersive. I finally understood what those geniuses think of us ordinary people.

A very good novel, it made my brain spin at a low speed (✿^‿^). I was deceived by the title of the book. I originally thought it was a mindless and refreshing article, but the result surprised me. There are many good ideas in the book. It is because of the content itself that although every small incident is sublimated, it still feels almost boring. For example, although there is not much difference in IQ among the indigenous people, it is because of differences in generational accumulation and division of labor that the common people have been unable to stand up for thousands of years. But in fact, there is not much difference between those people interchangeable with each other. There is also the attitude towards genius. Complete dependence has led to almost stagnant development and almost explosion of intergenerational conflicts. There is also a party that resists and even attempts to control, in order to lock down the situation even more, but the result is huge internal friction. Finally, it made me think of AI. The protagonist's thinking that is close to the indigenous people allows the indigenous people to learn more profound knowledge, which leads to the direct destruction of hundreds of generations of accumulation. The backgammon in the book is the real version of Go, and AI has killed many people's accumulation😫😫😫

It was different from what I imagined. I originally thought it would be a slap-in-the-face novel, but surprisingly, after the setting of "global intelligence declines but I remain unchanged" is unfolded in detail, there will be a very different world. The world view setting is very novel, and it is not just a slap-in-the-face novel. It feels like there are deep things buried in some places. Nice. Tied... The setting is awesome, and such a world is really chilling. It feels so terrible.

It is extremely cool, has logic, imagination, and a main line. The viewer is very immersed in it, and there is no YY description like "black silk outlines the leg meat" in conventional male videos (I have no problem with harem stories, but I obviously don't read cool stories to see the harem) I think the few shortcomings are that the supporting characters are generally unmemorable, but in fact they are also the best among the same type of novels. I personally request that you don't add any more ambiguous lines in the following text. Bai Bing's part is actually quite natural. Her IQ, her calmness, her simplicity, and her misery make her the most memorable character in this book besides the male protagonist. But Luo Tingting's line was really weird and inexplicable, which made me frown. The same situation exists in the friendship line. Although the male protagonist has experienced a lot and established a deep friendship with others, the feeling after writing it is: Come on, when did the two of them play so well? But apart from the characterization, this book is pretty good, and the plot is really unexpectedly imaginative.

No, I'm not a buddy. I'm obviously pretty good at writing. It's true that my writing skills need to be strengthened, but I'll practice while writing. I was still looking forward to the next plot, but suddenly you told me to cut it off, you pinch me, I really admire you. No, you write one book and one book after another? ? Then what else are you looking at?

This book is indeed very good. Unlike brainless skits with similar themes (such as "Global EQ dropped 10,000 times but I stayed the same", "Global alcohol consumption dropped 1,000 times but I stayed the same", etc.) That are simple and mindless, this book really works hard on the setting and logic level, giving deep thoughts on the reasons for this phenomenon (the global IQ drop does not appear out of thin air, but there is something wrong with the world) and the protagonist will explore it instead of simply enjoying the halo. The most valuable thing is that the supporting characters in it are created in line with the world view, and the behaviors and ways of thinking they express are also consistent with the performance of "lowered IQ", and the supporting characters are flesh and blood. The article portrays their despair when faced with geniuses and the inability to crack the barrier of the world's problems. Overall, although there are some logical flaws, they are innocuous and can be regarded as a good weed among tomatoes. It is worth a read just for the collision of ideas and the exploration and thinking of the world view.

It's beautiful. It's just suitable for college students. 😋 I can really feel the despair of a genius trying to teach despite being mentally retarded. The good news is that the world government fully obeys the protagonist's call. At least the protagonist's rights are absolutely supreme. And this worldview is also very good. The so-called ordinary people in the world are responsible for the spiral, while geniuses are responsible for the rise. This civilization relies on lottery to draw out peerless geniuses to raise the upper limit of civilization. The protagonist is just an ordinary high school graduate to a genius, but to ordinary people he is a genius.

Surprisingly, it was pretty good. I wasn't planning on ordering it, but my hand slipped. This is a book that you can't find any logical loopholes even if you read it with your brain. It's very comfortable, but I feel that the rhythm and description are a little bit different. I'm looking forward to it. As a book reader, it's pretty good.