Even Top Students Can Cheat

Let's focus on academic excellence in novels, specifically on the protagonist's efforts to improve themselves. There are already enough novels with plenty of face-slapping and boasting plots... Let's concentrate on self-improvement. The face-slapping trope is just too... *Cough* →_→ Just my personal opinion.

After reading the latest two chapters, I feel the author is starting to fall into clichés, using the "Two Bombs, One Satellite" analogy—it's ridiculous. How many people were mobilized for the "Two Bombs, One Satellite" project? How long did it take? Aren't all those involved elites? And you're running a university? That's about teaching and nurturing people; education is the most time-consuming field. And you expect to run it well? Can you expect results in one, two, three, or four years?

Although I finished watching it, as the veterans said, the later plot was quite inconsistent. Perhaps this is the reality of the world, but if the writing is not well controlled, readers may easily think that the author is just making things up. However, I still appreciate the story told by the veteran; after all, the beginning was quite good! Overall, I still recommend it!

I've read quite a few medical novels, and I found the author's writing engaging enough to keep me reading. I'm not a medical student, and some medical novels felt too technical and difficult to read. This book is good in that respect; it uses more indirect methods, providing simple explanations when discussing specific technical points. The inclusion of other storylines also keeps it from being too dry.

Come on, the poison came out, it's very good

Breaking news! Tu Youyou's team has achieved a new breakthrough! Magnificent!

I browsed through book reviews today and saw quite a few reader comments. I initially wanted to reply and argue, but then I thought, why should I argue with them? Just because I like something doesn't mean others have to like it too. There are so many great authors on Qidian, and even they have people who don't like it. You can't please everyone; who can guarantee that everyone will like it?

Let's create a suggestion thread. Feel free to post any suggestions below so Orange can see them. 🌹

Keep up the good work, author! I've already added it to my favorites.

Based on the synopsis, I thought it was a sci-fi story about a single person taking on an entire nation with cutting-edge technology. Once inside, I discovered it was a medical school. The writing was excellent, though; I read 277 chapters straight and couldn't stop. The only issue was the author's timeline.