The Scholarly Prodigy's Sea of Stars

I just finished my college entrance exams today and I found this book! \(≧▽≦)/~ I wish myself luck in getting into my dream university!

This book really suited my taste. First, the author's transformation of the protagonist from a game enthusiast to a diligent scholar was very smooth; the switch between gaming and academic interests was seamless and didn't feel abrupt. Second, the application of high school knowledge and the learning schedule were excellent.

I've come to fulfill my vow! When I was in the second year of junior high school, I read this book by chance, and I was completely captivated by Wu Shen. From that moment on, I was determined to get into Huazhong University of Science and Technology. And now, after a whole year of confusion in my senior year of high school, I have finally realized my five-year dream! Thank you, Wu Shen!

Science is the discipline that attributes causes to phenomena through empirical methods. Knowledge gained from scientific activities is conditionally defined (unambiguous or subject to arbitrary interpretation), verifiable, and cannot contradict any known facts within its applicable scope.

Dude, could you please just keep writing this? Writing another one like this just makes it seem like you're headed for a flop. Your book's poor performance before was mainly due to update issues, okay? If you write better later, it might improve. You've blocked so many chapters, but you already have a lot of readers eagerly following your updates. There's always a foundation, right?

Me, taking the college entrance exam the day after tomorrow... Anyone want to join?

I saw the catalog and got into USTC. I don't want to watch it anymore. It's too fake. Firstly, aside from those who went abroad, none of them were not from Tsinghua or Peking University.

Is the author really not updating anymore? Academic novels are so popular now, are they just going to let someone else take over the market? Besides, this book has the best descriptions of scientific research, and of the historical figures and stories related to science. The other novels featuring academic geniuses are just urban fantasy stories disguised as academic trivia.

This is the best academic novel I've ever read. You can feel the protagonist's hard work, his thoughts, and his flashes of inspiration; he's not completely controlled by the system and just an output machine. The author's insights into scholarship, hidden throughout the story, are unique and profound, greatly inspiring me and giving me a strong urge to learn even after I've entered the workforce.

Having read over a hundred chapters, most of the plot is good, but the author's persistent focus on the form of education is undoubtedly a flaw. Teacher Bi's evaluation of reducing academic burden reveals some clues, showing the author's stance. However, this is a complex issue with far-reaching consequences, not as simple as you think.