The Rise and Fall of a Top Student
学霸的风云石代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 299k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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I think this book is quite good, and I hope the author will continue writing.
What has attracted me to this book so far is the author's use of some professional mathematical terms. I've always liked things like gemstones, and I'm finding this book quite enjoyable. I hope the author continues to work hard and brings us more surprises and touching moments.
Although I don't understand any of the technical details, I still really enjoyed reading it. The passive-aggressive style is several levels higher in terms of sophistication. I hope the author maintains this level of quality and doesn't abandon the story. I will continue to follow it. 😁😁
Setting modified: Only one system exists in the world of the book.
—In Chapter 70, I mentioned that there are other people in other industries around the world who also have systems. Actually, it was just a casual remark and I didn't intend to elaborate on it, but I didn't expect so many readers to dislike it. Perhaps some readers misunderstood the future direction of the book because of this setting, so I simply deleted this setting.
It's rare to find a book that has gotten me hooked; I hope it doesn't fall apart later on.
I've read a few chapters and it seems good! I've added it to my order!
The technical jargon is impressive; it looks good, I'll save it for later.
Questions regarding the worldview and subject matter of this book.
The book is titled "The Rise and Fall of a Top Student" because the protagonist starts as a senior in college and is a technical professional novel. Although the main plot is about academic research, it is not a novel about a top student in the strict sense, as there is no content about the protagonist taking final exams in advanced mathematics, linear algebra, or probability.
It's very well written. Although I don't quite understand most of the technical terms, I just like the feeling it gives off. I hope the author keeps up the good work; more updates aren't urgent, as long as the quality is good.
I just got into this fandom today, and she really does look good, though she's a bit too thin. 🤫