Becoming a Scholar Influencer from Childhood

Foreshadowing, there will definitely be a continuation, period! ! !

Can this book be continued?

I think the following chapters of Chapter 125 have been replaced. I saw on another website that Chapter 125 is about the heroine who has no inspiration for doing research at the age of 19, three years after graduation. She is urged by her family to communicate more with the outside world and not to become a 20-year-old aunt. Then she is tricked by her second master into playing an online game developed by their company. In the online game, she meets a male player who is probably a newbie. I think that player is probably Cao Baifeng, a freshman at Beijing University. It's a pity that I skipped directly to Chapter 130 to write something else, which is the normal chapter here. Then the problem comes, what's the gap in the middle. Let me make another complaint. The heroine is so rich that she is right to invest generously in talents, but she is a bit picky about her classmates in the same dormitory. The formula is only priced at 50,000, which is a lot. The formula is very valuable to a company. The next step is to ask a classmate to earn extra money to go to the library to sort out books with similar content. Let me go. How did she say it? After all, she is a top student at Peking University, not a grassroots manpower. I feel embarrassed. Nowadays, talents are precious. Isn't the time of top students more valuable? Don't you think paying 5 yuan a book is a lot! If you say 2 yuan a book, even ordinary people won't pay attention to you, and they will spend the whole day in the library just for your 50-80 yuan. After all, you still have tens of millions of dollars in your card. In addition, the heroine's grandfather asked her a million to recruit talents to start a business. Damn it, in this society, ordinary businessmen with assets worth hundreds of millions give their children a few million to start a business. You, a top 80 billion businessman and entrepreneur in the country, would not be embarrassed to ask for a million. What's even weirder is that the roommate thinks that the heroine's grandfather is so generous. Mom's zaza

So there are always authors saying, "Quit if you don't want to read, and no one will force you to stop blabla..." So isn't it a big loss for us to spend so much money? Are you going to pay? You gave me your trust and showed me this? No one is allowed to speak? You are the author, you have a glass heart, and my readers also have a glass heart? !

Emmm, how could the end be so unfinished? It's really a waste of the previous settings. Everything was good in the beginning, but what the hell are these last few. For a novel, I would rather the author write slowly or it's okay if something interrupts it, but I just can't accept the unfinished one. It's better not to write these next few chapters, just end them at the front. Or the author can rest for a while and have some thoughts before continuing_(:з∠)_ To be honest, readers have been waiting until now just hoping to see a wonderful story. The next few chapters are so frustrating to read. . .

Update soon. I want to watch the second part.

Actually, at first I thought this was really stupid, but this really needs to be seen carefully. There is also the part about Feng's apprenticeship. She made a deal with the heroine but let her cousin take over. It feels like it is a routine, including the second child of the parents, and the younger brother. . . It feels like something is wrong but not the medicine. The overall investment is not bad. In fact, the author's overall view is very good, and the details he writes are quite good.

Is there a second part? Want to see

Woohoo, I beg you for a sequel.

Is there a next one?