You Said You’d Stir Up the Academic World, but You Actually Became a Top Scholar?

[Wish Fulfillment] [Funny] [Down-to-Earth] [Subverts Expectations] [Unconventional Thinking]

"Mr. Guo, I've heard that Constructed Stone has won the International Journalism Award for eight years in a row. What's your take on that..."

"People can say whatever they want online, but who wouldn't be desperate to submit to Constructed Stone in real life..."

After transmigrating to a parallel version of Blue Star, Guo Shi spends three years preparing for graduate school, only to see someone else's name on his papers every time.

Just as Guo Shi stands at a crossroads in life, utterly at a loss about the future, his golden finger finally arrives, late but right on time.

It's a System that converts one point of skepticism into a day's worth of income.

Guo Shi suddenly gets an idea.

So, to get revenge on society (strike that), and to defend academic freedom, Guo Shi starts a journal called Constructed Stone.

Here, there is no editorial board, only litter-scoopers. No peer reviewers, only sniffers.

At first, Guo Shi just wants to make the academic world miserable.

The academics call him a disgrace to the field.

But gradually, Guo Shi realizes something is off.

His submission inbox is overflowing.

"Mr. Guo, I read your 'On the Necessity and Contingency of Meeting Three Dukes at Nine.' I think it's spot-on..."

"Mr. Guo, please accept my paper. I'm begging you. I poured my heart into 'The Neuroendocrine Mechanisms and Physiological Study of Men's Airplane Sleep Aid Method'..."

"Mr. Guo, here's my latest paper, titled 'She Might Be Into Me? Illusory Dynamics Based on High-Frequency Information Exchange and a Research Framework for Avoiding Fishing Scams.'"