The Genius Professor Only Wants to Escape the Imperial Academy

It's hilarious, but the plot moves too fast, it feels like it's taking off. And it's pure love, right? It's pure love, isn't it, author? 🙂 The protagonist's charming and charismatic persona is great, and he is indeed quite illustrious, but please, no more of that "having women on both sides" dynamic! Multiple romantic relationships are fine in the plot, but please, it must end in pure love!

I've read up to chapter 13. It's a very interesting story, but all the main characters are girls, and the guys are just old men. This kind of story, where everyone's a heartthrob but there's no romantic pairing, is the best kind 😋. I can't imagine what it would be like if there were a romantic pairing—what if they found out the protagonist isn't actually that amazing? [Fear]

The story is fairly interesting, but the pacing is too fast. It inexplicably feels like it's nearing its end?? Also, I've noticed the author is updating several books simultaneously and there's a suspicion of AI intervention. The previous books haven't been updated anymore, so I'll have to wait and see. 🥺 Is it really over? To be honest, it felt a bit like AI to me; it felt rushed, like the context ran out of space, and the ending just didn't feel that interesting.

It's pretty good! Surprisingly, there's no offensive content at all, and the characters are all adorable ☺, especially the main character! Although I want to quit my job, it's normal to have morals and principles ☺! But isn't this pace a bit too fast? The main character has long white hair and golden eyes 😋😋 So beautiful

I'll give it four stars as encouragement. The plot involving the main character and Dihua was quite engaging in the beginning. However, the later plot involving Chun felt a bit rushed and unnecessary. Dihua's character development felt clunky and lacked foreshadowing; it seemed like every time the protagonist wanted to do something, a sudden villain would appear. The later part of the story did flesh out the protagonist's character, adding some more sophisticated elements. Overall, keep it up!

There are so few readers, so I'll give it a five-star review to show my support. I've read a few similar books before, and the male protagonist in this one is smarter than the previous ones. Just one point: because he was betrayed several times before for going against the clichés, the male protagonist decided to make normal choices, but he was still betrayed. This is much better than the mindless anti-cliché books I've read before.

Shocking! It's written in the style of Korean light novels. I wonder if this style is acceptable in China. I hope the author can finish it.

The pacing is excellent, and the protagonist is portrayed as a genius in later chapters. I just hope it doesn't become too exaggerated. I feel the initial contrast in the protagonist's character has been fully developed, and adding more nonsensical self-inflicted wounds just to artificially inflate this wouldn't be as enjoyable. I hope the protagonist's transformation can be accelerated, and most importantly—the Dragon Girl Dean was right!!! 🥰🥰🥰

A light novel-style, fast-paced and enjoyable read! The protagonist is very charismatic (and his image is also very charming, with a distinctly Sichuan flavor). There are no vulgar descriptions. I usually never read romance stories, but the character of Principal Long, who currently has feelings for the protagonist, is really cute.

Well written, it shows potential. The pacing is a bit fast, but still within a manageable range. The author's writing is quite engaging. With continued practice, it could achieve a score of around 8.5 Or even higher.