When I read this book, I felt like fireworks were going off in my skull the whole time. The setting is truly daring to think about - the idea of "the whole class traveling together as a group" is ten thousand times more interesting than Long Aotian's solo novel. Watching a group of examination masters treat the ancient officialdom as a sprint class for the college entrance examination, the pleasure of using the modern knowledge system to reduce dimensionality is indeed the comfort of a full-level boss returning to the novice village. But to be honest, my emotions were a bit complicated after seeing it. While I feel that the plot of "Power to All" is really enjoyable, at the same time I can't help but complain: Are these protagonists cheating too much? Although I read refreshing articles to relieve stress, sometimes the plot seemed to advance at eight times speed, lacking a bit of suspense in the battle of wits and courage. But having said that, it is indeed rare to find such a book that does not use your brain and just laughs in a tiring life. It's like a high-calorie fried chicken meal. Although I know it's not that exquisite, the satisfying feeling of crunchy and crispy bite is really irreplaceable.