From the Start, I Became Addicted to Reading, From Vocational School to Nobel Prize Winner

The author loves using clichéd tropes; they just pop out one every now and then, which is really irritating to read, even though the writing is super good and perfectly suits my taste! Please use fewer clichés! One minute Jiahao is acting up, the next he's losing his composure, it's so unappealing. This is supposed to be a story about academic geniuses, sigh... I hope there will be less of that later on, so I can finish reading it!

It's good. The author didn't write about a beautiful counselor who can't understand human language and raises blood pressure, parents who are inexplicably obsessed with useless things, an ex-girlfriend with inexplicable self-confidence, a rich second-generation guy who is obsessed with making people kneel down and apologize, or extremely embarrassing face-slapping scenes that I don't know who…

Wonderful! This is a youth-oriented novel set in the STEM field, featuring a small slice-of-life portrait of high school students competing in various events. The transition to more advanced projects is smooth, making it a very easy read overall. I skipped the first ten or so chapters about the vocational high school section, but caught up in one go afterward.

71 Chapters, 25,000 readers, no female lead. Chapter 13: He transferred from the county vocational school to the county No. 1 High school. Father: Lin Jianguo Mother: Chen Lan Zhu Jiao Lin Jue | Brain Status: Normal | Computing Power: 410/410 Status effects - Seeking Knowledge: Consumes 20 computing power per hour, increases each of the four mental attributes by 5.

I first watched the short drama on Hongguo, which corresponded to chapter 78 of the novel, and then transferred the novel to my book. The book is a system-based academic novel. Let's start with the advantages: 1. It abandons the typical urban novel's "show-off and face-slapping" plot.

It was so enjoyable to watch. Although there were a lot of comments from Jiahao, it didn't really matter. Even though there were some lame jokes, they didn't really matter. It was so enjoyable that I'm almost finished now and I'm a little reluctant to stop. I've decided to stop watching for now and go find some good books to read. And author, keep writing! By the way, if you need any more fan support, just let me know and I'll show you some videos later.

Overall, it's not bad. For example, it's a bit too much about memes, there are just too many. However, the math concepts are decent. Some parts might have a slightly staring feel to them. 💧 Some of the characters are a bit too much like Jiahao, lol.

It's pretty good. And when it says there's no female lead, there really isn't one, and there's no ambiguity or anything like that. Maybe the first few chapters have a few minor flaws, but it gets better later on. It's really enjoyable and a great read. Keep it up, author!

This is a completely incomprehensible academic fantasy novel, and precisely because it's incomprehensible, it's incredibly enjoyable from beginning to end. Other books require you to mentally prepare before you can read them, because you already have your own concepts and understanding of the content.

This is at least a 9 out of 10 among the academic superstar novels I've read. Firstly, he doesn't flirt with girls, unlike the highly-rated Song He, who is quite vulgar. He focuses on scientific research. The current content is also good, but there's just too little. Judging from the author's chapter release schedule, there probably isn't any more in stock… Hurry up and update! Oh right, there are some things to avoid, as there are some cheesy jokes in it, like Jiahao's sugar figurine and such.