
The Laid-Back Doctor’s Research Diary
咸鱼博士的科研日记
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Explore more →Novels Rated 9.9 That You Can Read Eight Times
Looking for stories like "Thirty Years Through the Sixties". Any genre.
Purely Academic Stories About Geniuses, Like The Academic Prodigy’s Black Tech System
The protagonist gets a black-tech System, then studies hard and contributes to the country. No nouveau-riche wish fulfillment.
Scientific Research With No Scheming or Face-Slapping
A highly intelligent but socially clueless protagonist would work too. Their achievements don’t necessarily have to become known to the public, but they should be based on established knowledge, not made up out of nowhere.
Deep, Thought-Provoking Stories That Feel Like Masterpieces
Something like "The Three-Body Problem", for example.
New Writers, Come On In
It's so upsetting to keep seeing the stats barely change. The reader count doesn't go up at all, and there isn't a single comment. Hardly anyone reads the whole book, and by the last chapter, almost no one is still reading. New authors, let's support one another.
Looking for a Tech Story Where the Protagonist Is Protected by the Nation and Develops Super-Advanced Technology
Looking for Academic Prodigy Stories About High School Competitions, Like Physics and Math Olympiads
Then solve the world's problems, and so on...
Completed Masterpieces! No Amateurish Stories
Stories with a Brilliant Scientist Protagonist, 500+ Chapters
Novels About a Top Student Solving a World-Class Problem and Becoming a Scientist
Academic prodigy.
Any Pure Academic-Ace Stories, from High School to College to Research Work?
There are too few stories about top students.
Stories With a Scientist Protagonist Studying Military Technology, Without an Outlandish Start
No Romance, Just a Protagonist Focused on Research, with No Face-Slapping or Public Reveal Scenes
No stories where the protagonist gets exposed from the start for one reason or another and then gets involved with a female celebrity. I just want to know how someone devoted entirely to scientific research ends up getting entangled with a female celebrity.
Academic Prodigy Novels Starting in College, with Grad School, Doctorates, and Academic Research
As long as it doesn't make the characters act stupid
Tech Novels with Lots of High-Tech Inventions and a Black-Tech System
A tech novel with lots of high-tech inventions and a black-tech System.
Any Hard Science Fiction That’s So Technical You Can’t Understand It?
Are there any hard science novels? The kind that are difficult to understand.
A Male Lead Who's a Scientist, Research Prodigy, or Physics Genius: A Top Student!
Stories With a Protagonist Who Is an Exceptional Inventor
Looking for Smart Science and Academic Prodigy Stories. No Dumbed-Down Plots, Please 😋
No CP. (No) cultivation or starting a company. No suggestive scenes from the start, no period settings, and no courtyard-house stories 😅
Does Nobody Write Academic Prodigy Stories on Tomato Novel Anymore?
Is it my fault for being a top student and not being reborn? Why am I only being recommended women's fiction?
Looking for Stories Where the Male Lead Is a National Researcher and Dotes on the Female Lead!
The male and female leads know each other and have a good relationship from the start. They get together in high school, or fall in love later. Either way, it is a mutually devoted romance.
Looking for Technology-Focused Stories Where the Protagonist Is Under State Protection
A technology novel where the protagonist is protected by the government and invents cutting-edge technology.
The Best Tech Novel I’ve Ever Read!!!
Just one book, please!
Stories About Self-Developed Cutting-Edge Technology, Not Tech Handed Out by a System
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Invincible, completely invincible, the lab was in ruins and it took me one day to read it. To be honest, when I saw Chen Mo's theory written on the blackboard, I couldn't hold back. So there really is a teacher to guide me? So there are really teachers who don't accept horizontal connections? It turns out that the instructor really gives you directions and he has verified the directions himself and teaches you to do it 😢 The more I look at it, the more I feel like it is an invincible and perfect scientific research environment. It turns out that it is such a joy to concentrate on doing scientific research, instead of letting the students cry and struggle when the tutor does not give guidance and takes a direction that he himself does not know and does not care about graduation 😢😢😢😢
1. The subject matter is novel, breaking away from the system, and returning to "mortal people", which is refreshing, which is worthy of praise. 2. The heroine is so well written, she is like the Bai Yueguang in the author's mind, but she is a bit divorced from reality and takes up too much space, making her feel like a mirror. In fact, what I want to say the most is: without the heroine and without love, wouldn't it be possible to continue writing? Scientific research on dog [what] love? 3. The last thing is the routine. It seems okay at first, but if you want to promote it, you should suppress it first. But this routine has always been a bit samey, without the freshness from the beginning, and it feels a bit bland. I hope the author will write better in the future 👍👍👍
Very good book I have read so many online articles that I almost forgot what a normal novel is without Goldfinger and Time Traveler. I don't usually click on normal novels like this, but this one is unexpectedly good. It mainly tells about the hardships and fun of scientific research, as well as the protagonist's efforts and tenacity. One thing that is very good is that although it involves a lot of professional knowledge, I actually understood it, even though I only understood it superficially. I have read some similar articles about Xueba, and I just felt like my scalp was itching, as if I had grown a brain, but in fact I had no eggs. This book is particularly valuable in this regard. Disadvantages: The scene where the protagonist is encouraged to bounce back after being frustrated is a bit too much, which slightly weakens the brilliance of the protagonist's character. By the way, I would like to recommend a book called "Post-80s Admission to Tsinghua University: I Repay My Family by Studying" It is also a book about learning, and it also has no golden fingers or time travel. This book does not have so much scientific research, and is relatively more focused on the growth, efforts, setbacks and success of young people. And very fat. The only two non-Goldfinger and non-travel-travel online novels that I have read in the past few years and really liked.
Very professional xuebawen. The protagonist is an ordinary person with very upright views. He does not have a golden finger, but he can see the growth process. At the same time, the author's professional level is very high. He shows us the spread of scientific research thinking in the field of materials and the various difficulties in the research process and how to solve them. There are ups and downs and climaxes. It is worth reading.
It is a novel that is suitable for readers who read slowly and carefully. Compared with the traditional fantasy urban Long Aotian style of fighting and killing, this kind of novel with a different perspective and world should be written by someone who has a certain amount of experience. A field is like a mountain. Too many novels are just about fighting and systematic scientific research. They talk about some very high-level and super powerful words. After reading them, readers feel that they are very powerful, but they only know that they are very powerful, and they are not very useful for gaining knowledge. It also made me understand the difficulties my wife, who majored in engineering, had during her graduate school years. Although she often told me interesting things about her laboratory, many of them were incomprehensible in a few words. This novel allowed me to explore the world after undergraduate studies and better understand her difficulties.
Overall, it's okay. It's a bit suppressed in the early stage. It's okay when you succeed later, but this kind of plot feels a bit repetitive. You are suppressed and then rely on your talent to succeed. Then you continue to be suppressed and then succeed. Later, you look forward to the emergence of normal-temperature superconductors 🤭
No system, no plug-ins Only a genius brain with wild ideas, efficient digital models, AI that is constantly surpassing, and the key to the top of the mountain. There are all-or-nothing fights that make your blood boil, and there are also intrigues that send chills down your spine. A wise captain leads his loyal first mate and sailors to find a new world and embark on an adventure on a new route to the new world. They went astray and hit rocks, but they never gave up. Like Luffy, like Magellan, like Marco Polo, like Zheng He and Zhang Qian, move forward for a belief!
The book is a very good book, but it is very difficult for ordinary people and non-materials students, and the stories in the book are more like a utopia, so I would like to call this book a youth fantasy for doctoral students in materials science [laughing] Chen Mo, the professor who leads the protagonist to the throne, and the girl who loves the protagonist God, a bunch of good gay friends, and the European emperor-like protagonist are all satirizing this reality, the so-called dream that is opposite to reality [smile] The protagonist has been engaged in research, and his transformation from a salted fish doctoral student to a chief engineer is an academic research article that is slightly closer to reality, which is worthy of appreciation 😎
When I read science fiction novels before, I knew that science fiction novels are divided into hard science fiction and soft science fiction. For example, the science fiction novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea successfully predicted the design principles of submarines, but there were no submarines at that time. This is hard science fiction. The hardness of this novel is no longer comparable to that of hard science fiction novels. It is already too professional. However, while being professional, the author also writes in a way that people can understand. The gene of refreshing writing is also very strong. I admire the author very much.
A rare good book. I believe that the author has considerable knowledge reserves in relevant scientific research fields. The writing is smooth, and the relatively niche subject matter is fascinating. Thank you author.