
Reborn in the Nineties as a Top Student: Reading Lifts the Whole Family
重生九零当学霸,靠读书带飞全家
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 795k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 23d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- With a Library of the Future, the Village Girl Becomes an Academician手握未来书库,山村丫头修成院士Alternate title on Fanqie
283Chapters
346Reads
8.1Score
128Shelves
26Listens
72kReads · all time
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Hello, teacher, I think the emotions in this book are very delicate, and the writing can really help others gain knowledge. It is really much better than other people's writings. There is no emotional line here. If you are drawing an emotional line, run away. Moreover, the heroine does not rely on anyone. She can make me feel that this is the real heroine by herself. I have read half of it and I have read it seriously. In fact, I hate the heroine suddenly showing up with a male protagonist, but I don't hate supporting each other. You are really great, author.
So far, good looking. In terms of character image, the heroine of this novel is a tough and upward sapling under the big tree, seeking upward development and introspection; a more grassroots image of an ordinary female. In terms of subject matter, Xuebawen has a golden finger (it takes more time to study and practice on its own). The content is mainly about academic and family trivialities. Very nice
It's good-looking. The progress of the heroine is very real. It's not as vague as other Xueba novels. The author's language is also very concise, just like the character of the heroine. It's stable and the rhythm is well controlled. There are no big surprises. I recommend it.
I really like the image of the heroine, the description is very detailed. The math problem-solving process, I thought it was pretty good after reading it before, but it's too much. It's all about solving problems along the way. The process is very detailed. In fact, I can't understand mathematics. I also like to watch the super-burning picture of solving problems. The author also wants to write about the heroine's progress every time, but I feel that there is too much about the problem-solving process in this story... Let's see how it progresses later 😂
In fact, I don't know how to express my love for articles in gorgeous language. I don't know why, but all I can think of is this sentence: "The plainness is the truth." It allows readers to look inside and calm down to see, which is enough. Looking forward to the follow-up 💕
It's so good to watch, and some of the plot descriptions give me goosebumps.
An unpretentious life, a very apt portrayal of life, highly recommended.
It's quite good to read. I like this type of book very much. The protagonist of this book is very down-to-earth in his progress. There is no other book that starts with a Mathematical Olympiad or something like that. It writes a lot about the protagonist's thinking process. I just don't know if the protagonist can't remember any knowledge at all, because he also went to college in his previous life (? Forgot?) But the description is like learning it all over again. I have a question, why do modern books always write about protagonists saying things like "Don't write about what you see, write about what's in your heart." "Don't be afraid of hitting the wall when doing things. What you're afraid of is that after hitting the wall, you still don't know where the wall is." "What you saw... Didn't you see...?" There is no very fixed sentence structure for this kind of words, but you can tell it is this type of words as soon as you see it, and it is always said in the protagonist's child's body. I used to read a lot of other books and got tired of saying this kind of words, but now there are quite a lot of them in this one. Doesn't anyone really think this kind of statement is very interesting?
Some chapters really felt real, and some parts were so humorous that my fat belly trembled with laughter. This novel is one of the few that I have read without skipping chapters. It is quite good.
Nice!! It's just too new and not enough to look at.