Straight a Student*************

It was okay. It got a bit boring when I entered the juvenile class later on. I really prefer the plot where the protagonist is at the bottom and struggles step by step and gradually gets better. The author describes some details of the 1980s very realistically. I really like the detail of the protagonist's factory whistle that simulates the New Year's bell during the New Year.

It is written with a simple and sincere feeling from the previous era. Especially malted milk, fried eggs, Tongzilou, and the joy and minor conflicts between neighbors. It also describes the love and ignorance of parents of that era towards their children. What I'm curious about is that in that era, there was no plan to have a child, so why did parents only have one child. The system is not a direct proof method, but a step-by-step guide and thinking development. The protagonist's letter writing, including contribution, has a sense of imagery that hits your face. Thanks to Professor Lin's talent, otherwise the protagonist would really have to go to children's middle school. The protagonist is now making good progress, reading and submitting advanced academic papers. I don't know if the author is misremembering, but Jane mentioned earlier that the protagonist was only 8 years old in 1978. Why did he suddenly become 12 years old in 1980? (Don't worry about the actual age, it's wrong.) It stands to reason that the protagonist is 9 years old in 1980, and the actual age is about 10-11 years old at most.

This is a particularly good-looking book [Flying Kiss]. It is a book that fans of genius sapiosexual protagonists will like very much. The character design of the protagonist is so good. Come on, the author. Please stick with it (˵¯͒¯͒˵). I want to ask if it is non-CP.

Very good, very good, and very comfortable to watch.

It's very interesting, it shows the background of the times, and it's also a path for a regular academic to quietly work hard to get promoted, or make money by writing papers. This idea is really rare.

Looks pretty good

Qidian's writing style is excellent, Very well written, typical Qidian style of writing, should be published in Qidian

It's very interesting, but the updates are too slow. There are many updates from the author. This is the first time I've read a science and technology article about development. It's quite interesting. The writing is also good. [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

Not bad! Too short, minus one star!

Those little tips are real and useful, and they are perfect for reasoning and solving problems.

It gives me the impression that I saw the book Qidian on Tomato

Doesn't it look good? There is no one who becomes powerful all of a sudden. I really like how the protagonist becomes powerful step by step.

Reasonable logic, ever-lasting fun, five-star rating