An academic cultivation novel that every Chinese student should read. Most PhD students have to graduate, and not only graduate but do so with distinction. When it comes to graduating, it depends on whether your boss, meaning your supervisor, and your labmates are willing to give you a break. Maybe you've done a lot of work, but your boss doesn't appreciate you, or your labmates steal credit for your work or publish papers behind your back. Maybe you have a junior student who isn't very capable but has a terrible temper, or a junior supervisor who sabotages you without hesitation. If you want to graduate in peace, you have to deal with all of them. Hu Yue is a typical female PhD student. She has no connections and received a good education, but everything she's achieved so far is through her own efforts. See how she battles her way through the ivory tower outsiders envy, honing herself while enduring a melodramatic life full of love, hate, and heartbreak.
Theme: Battling her way through the ivory tower outsiders envy, honing herself while enduring a melodramatic life full of love, hate, and heartbreak.
Dear author, this story should be categorized as contemporary romance, not fantasy romance. You've probably chosen the wrong tag. This is the first time I've read a realistic career-themed story like this. I wanted you to continue writing, so I might have been a bit too talkative. If you're considering signing a contract, I suggest you consult the forum "Bishui Jiangting" for advice on how to write contemporary romance stories that lead to a contract. Personally, I don't think this description is suitable. If I've offended you, I apologize in advance ><