Winds Rise Over Linjiang: A Vocational College Student's Meteoric Comeback

As an urban counterattack novel that focuses on "close to life", it captures the core resonance point of readers at the beginning - the "grassroots filter" that comes with being a junior college student is too real. From being squeezed out to using technical prowess to beat the villain in the face, to counterattacking core projects from marginal positions, every "counterattack highlight" is closely linked to the core of "junior college students rely on ability to break through". What's particularly rare is that it doesn't rely too much on golden fingers. Instead, it makes the counterattack logic more solid through the details of the protagonist staying up late to study technology and accumulating experience in practical training. This kind of "efforts for results" setting is more inspiring than simple system cheating.

This is what Internet articles should be like, no mindless cheating, all true portrayals.

Yang Ke has planned his future very well, unlike me who works as a monk and clocks the day.

Is this reality reflected in the book? The plot is so realistic.

It's a very sympathetic book, but I'm not as lucky as the protagonist.

It was very empowering after reading it, and I felt like I should learn from the protagonist.

A very interesting and in-depth book.

A very satisfying work

The characters are very three-dimensional, and I immediately fell into the book.

This kind of writing is very good, every picture is particularly wonderful.