I'm a High Schooler, So Letting Me Write the Gaokao Seems Fair
我高中生，当高考命题人很合理吧
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- 301k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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It's the same author as Song He! No wonder it's so good. It doesn't have that kind of mindless plot; it just has the satisfying feeling of having superpowers. I hope this kind of story doesn't have a female lead; the protagonist can just focus on his career. Good luck, author! It seems like it had a bad ending. I hadn't been following the book, but I saw someone comment below and came back to check. It seems to have a bad ending. Please be aware of this.
Panda's books are really interesting. They're all on the same theme, but they follow different patterns. Each book has a captivating opening. I have a feeling this book will be a huge hit, so I hope it updates soon!
Panda's books are still great, and after reading the beginning of this one, I could clearly feel that his writing style has improved again. I'm not sure yet if the female lead is Bai Xiaoxiao, but I think it's highly unlikely; she's probably trying to create a character similar to Zhao Yiyi. It's 1 AM on December 14th. I've finished reading the whole book, and my feeling is one of regret.
It's good, similar in theme to the previous book, but a significant improvement. I just have one small wish: either one main character or multiple main characters, or something clear-cut and unambiguous. In the previous novel, several characters seemed very ambiguous with the male lead in the early stages, but later either got married or disappeared without a trace. It was really heartbreaking to read. 🥺
Panda's writing is getting better and better. I started reading Panda's academic novels with Chen Zhao's book. Although his writing was quite immature and childish at first, it has improved a lot since Song He's book. I can really see that Panda has made great progress. Although this book follows the same formula as the previous one, it's incredibly easy to get hooked on.
I finished it in three hours straight. The plot and mind-blowing ideas were truly impressive, but unfortunately, the length was too short to fully develop the story. However, the tight pacing and multiple plot twists made it quite engaging. My only suggestion is that the author change the title; it felt like they forgot about the college entrance exam towards the end. 🍉
A new book from a veteran author of academic novels (his previous book was about Song He). The writing is excellent, and unlike typical academic novels that rely on cheat codes or instant intelligence to achieve success, this one focuses on solid, down-to-earth hard work. Recommended.
Finally, a new book has been released! I'll just post a random prediction: It seems the pacing in the early stages of this book is quite fast; the characters' math level after three years of high school should be close to the Fields Medal level!
Wow! I've been reading novels since middle school, all the way up to my junior year of college. I've read countless novels, and while I can't say this is the absolute best, it's definitely one of the best. The author's logical reasoning is sound—not mindless, but not incomprehensible either.
There were so many plot twists, thankfully I was able to follow along. Let's flip through the pages. First, at the end, the cyber father initially thought the adoptive father was a robot. When Xiao Xiao was frightened, I initially thought it was a heart condition, then seeing her connection to Zhao Bailiu, I assumed she was a paranoid single mother.