
Trapped 10,000 Years Before the College Entrance Exam
困在高考前一万年
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 729k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 11h ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Perfect Gaokao Score: I Went on a Rampage at Peking University满分高考,我在北大杀疯啦Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
339Chapters
39.2kReads · 30 days
721kReads · all time
2.6kShelf adds, last 14 days
7.5Score
13 ch/weekPace
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When you're bored, it's so relaxing to just throw your brain away and read a lighthearted novel. 🍉🍉🍉
It's a pretty enjoyable read, with no major flaws, but it's too short. It would be even better if it were more exciting! 😏 Going to university was inexplicable, and I felt unhappy and bored.
Aren't we repeating the same thing over and over again on some day?
It's good. I initially came to watch the revival of an old genre out of curiosity, but I found it different from the ones I'd seen before, where one day could mean ten thousand years. The whole thing was concise and didn't waste time explaining how amazing the cycle of reincarnation was. The character's personality really resonated with me; he's like someone with superhuman abilities, so outstanding that his attraction is like a black hole.
This is a mindless, wish-fulfillment novel. It follows a classic reincarnation story where the protagonist cultivates to become a max-level powerhouse and then returns to the starting village to dominate the game. The interesting part is the later technological advancements, but the beginning is all old-fashioned urban fantasy with plenty of face-slapping moments, making the pacing a bit slow.
The protagonist is supposed to have lived for ten thousand years, but his mental state doesn't seem to be...
It's well-written, please update soon! I'll give you five stars! Don't make it too risky or have a bad ending. While there's some pretentiousness, it's not overdone. Some parts are a bit far-fetched, but it shows the author has some skill. It leans towards the slice-of-life genre. It's great, great, great. None of us are "waiting" for the book to finish before reading, but then I thought, what if the author stops writing such a good novel? So please update soon, except...
It was a good premise, quite novel at first, but gradually fell into clichés, such as the slap-on-the-face trope, the initial grievances followed by a satisfying counterattack, and the ability to dabble in everything yet still stand out... — Writing this wasn't easy, so I'm giving it four stars as encouragement 😎
Wow, that was satisfying! I've read up to the second chapter, and I can't give it less than five stars. The writing is witty and humorous. I'll add another review later when I finish reading the rest of the book. They seem to be focusing too much on using internet memes, making the later plot quite boring! All that showing off and then backfiring gets tiresome after a while.
Overall, it's quite enjoyable; a tech-driven story. A technologically advanced nation, while also living a comfortable life. There are many women around, but no major conflicts yet. Don't discuss the novel's logic; it's illogical. Developing national strategic technology without receiving special protection from higher authorities and being able to travel abroad is basically beyond the realm of…