Yu Si, 36 years old, editor of academic journals, a social animal.
His biggest hobby is to go to work to catch up on academic gossip and eat all the big and small things in the circle.
Then he woke up and became another person——
Ph. D. Supervisor at the School of Materials Science and Engineering at Weiren University, a 38-year-old "academic rising star" and academician candidate.
The first second after traveling through time, he was sitting in front of the live broadcast camera. The host smiled and asked: "Teacher Yu, why can't your paper be found on CNKI?"
The original owner's mouth was about to spit out those four words - "What is CNKI?"
Yu Si used all his speaking speed to formulate the words: "What is CNKI?"
The barrage changed from "???" To "!!!".
Before he had time to rejoice, he discovered that his "doctoral supervisor" was a little too wet.
Falsifying data, ghostwriting papers, and all kinds of academic misconduct, and he is still running for academicianship. It's terrible!
And people who know his details are coming to his door one by one.
Article 1 of the "Self-Rescue Plan": Learn materials science from scratch.
Article 2 of the "Self-Rescue Plan": Make yourself real before anyone finds out.
Article 3 of the "Self-Rescue Plan": Survive.
This is the story of the survival of an academic liar.
It is also an answer to "Can people come back again?"
"Materials can be faked, but life cannot."
Reader comments
What did the author add to the book? I was so excited to read it. I felt so immersed that I was already sweating [smile]
It's a bit idealistic and refers to a lot of literature. But there is no sense of refreshment or improvement. Maybe they want us to feel how normal graduate students and professors are.
It's so scary. Only those who have been in the group know that it's like playing battle royale every day. There is a deep meaning behind every sentence.
. It feels like AI assistance should be used
OK, although AI was used, some of the clips have a sense of living beings. First solve your own hidden dangers, and then gradually start to fight wits.
The battle of wits is quite interesting, Mr. Wang is smarter than me.
There are also fewer AI ending words at the end of chapters. It is probably because the author started writing more of them himself, or manually checked them before sending them out.
Probably the first thing to start with, there are more professional words, and the sense of AI is more obvious. I feel like I should have used less of it later, and the words and sentences are a little more lively. (When I wrote the review, I saw chapter 108. I wonder if there will be any progress later.)
When I read this article, I suddenly felt a sense of being alive. It feels like the author just got excited when it came to certain parts, without using AI to expand them.
It's like the author made a big pot of dumplings with vinegar for those few dumplings.
But that's what writing is like, expanding your brain into an outline, and then filling in various details to fill out the branches.
:-) Because I am addicted to pornography at night, I am like this when I write. After writing the outline or the scenes I want to see, I am exhausted, or in other words, I am finished and enter the sage moment.
After that, based on the principle of no waste, I took the outline and asked AI to expand it, and then it was time to make updates. Then, late at night, I happily enjoy the prepared meal alone. I was so happy that I was rolling around on the bed when I saw that AI had been trained to perfection. At a certain moment, an idea flashes, and I immediately stop to admire my dumpling vinegar, and then let AI fill in the article to connect the context.
Overall, it can be scored as an eight. Four stars. One more star is encouragement.
I hope you can add more "dumpling vinegar".
Seeing 123 now. The back is really nice, really. :-D
To be honest, I didn't really understand it.
The topic is very good, but the content is always repetitive. Is this the reason for using AI?
It's a bit human-machine, but it still makes me feel like the noose feeling like the boss's roll call. I sweat profusely when I think about my project.
7.2 Points. It is a cool article about niche scientific research. The contrast setting of pretending to be a Ph. D. In materials science is very interesting. The plot of being an academic boss in front of others and being crazy in private is full of laughter. The material-related professional content in the article is detailed, and the main thread of tackling domestic new materials and breaking through foreign technological blockades is very encouraging, and the pattern is online. Unfortunately, the identity crisis fades away in the middle and later stages, the plot routines are slightly repetitive, and there are many professional terms. Readers who are not interested in science will easily find this boring. It is suitable for those who like academic and scientific articles.
A book with a very unique style, but a good book and a sense of immersion, a good book
Good-looking, good-looking, like it
Except for the human-machine feel at the front, it looks very nice the year after.
What did the author add to the book? I was so excited to read it. I felt so immersed that I was already sweating [smile]
It's a bit idealistic and refers to a lot of literature. But there is no sense of refreshment or improvement. Maybe they want us to feel how normal graduate students and professors are.
It's so scary. Only those who have been in the group know that it's like playing battle royale every day. There is a deep meaning behind every sentence.
. It feels like AI assistance should be used
OK, although AI was used, some of the clips have a sense of living beings. First solve your own hidden dangers, and then gradually start to fight wits. The battle of wits is quite interesting, Mr. Wang is smarter than me. There are also fewer AI ending words at the end of chapters. It is probably because the author started writing more of them himself, or manually checked them before sending them out. Probably the first thing to start with, there are more professional words, and the sense of AI is more obvious. I feel like I should have used less of it later, and the words and sentences are a little more lively. (When I wrote the review, I saw chapter 108. I wonder if there will be any progress later.) When I read this article, I suddenly felt a sense of being alive. It feels like the author just got excited when it came to certain parts, without using AI to expand them. It's like the author made a big pot of dumplings with vinegar for those few dumplings. But that's what writing is like, expanding your brain into an outline, and then filling in various details to fill out the branches. :-) Because I am addicted to pornography at night, I am like this when I write. After writing the outline or the scenes I want to see, I am exhausted, or in other words, I am finished and enter the sage moment. After that, based on the principle of no waste, I took the outline and asked AI to expand it, and then it was time to make updates. Then, late at night, I happily enjoy the prepared meal alone. I was so happy that I was rolling around on the bed when I saw that AI had been trained to perfection. At a certain moment, an idea flashes, and I immediately stop to admire my dumpling vinegar, and then let AI fill in the article to connect the context. Overall, it can be scored as an eight. Four stars. One more star is encouragement. I hope you can add more "dumpling vinegar". Seeing 123 now. The back is really nice, really. :-D
To be honest, I didn't really understand it.
The topic is very good, but the content is always repetitive. Is this the reason for using AI?
It's a bit human-machine, but it still makes me feel like the noose feeling like the boss's roll call. I sweat profusely when I think about my project.
7.2 Points. It is a cool article about niche scientific research. The contrast setting of pretending to be a Ph. D. In materials science is very interesting. The plot of being an academic boss in front of others and being crazy in private is full of laughter. The material-related professional content in the article is detailed, and the main thread of tackling domestic new materials and breaking through foreign technological blockades is very encouraging, and the pattern is online. Unfortunately, the identity crisis fades away in the middle and later stages, the plot routines are slightly repetitive, and there are many professional terms. Readers who are not interested in science will easily find this boring. It is suitable for those who like academic and scientific articles.
A book with a very unique style, but a good book and a sense of immersion, a good book
Good-looking, good-looking, like it
Except for the human-machine feel at the front, it looks very nice the year after.