
The Genius Game
天才系游戏
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 553k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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271Chapters
1.1kRecommendations
2.5kFans
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The college storyline is just too damn toxic. My roommates are incredibly toxic, and after I endured that toxicity to keep reading, I discovered that the protagonist actually likes Xiang Yun, which made it even more toxic. He rejected Chen Xi, a beautiful and academically gifted girl from Tsinghua University, who confessed to him, and instead went to find Xiang Yun, who Xie Hang had already used. Goodbye, I'll never read this book again.
I don't know why, but I just don't like Xiang Yun. I prefer Chen Xi's innocent and naive first love!
This book shouldn't be called "Genius Game." It should be called "The Lazy Protagonist," where the protagonist, who has absolutely no common sense, becomes a normal person with the help of a system.
The first few chapters were really interesting. The system triggered by the staged accident was hilarious! 😄 The author wrote it quite well, I'll give it a thumbs up.
The beginning was alright, but the university section, especially the part with Xiang Yun, disgusted me. The plot was purely nauseating.
Regardless of gender, the first thing you should learn when entering society is how to say no. Not knowing how to say no can really make things difficult for you...
Chapter Fifteen was a bit too much of a show-off, wasn't it? In the Chinese exam, how long would it take you to write just the 800-word essay? And you finished in half an hour? And the math exam, which you said was a bit difficult, yet you still finished it in over 30 points. Amazing! Some of the problems alone took several minutes just to calculate! Just reading the questions and then writing them takes more than thirty minutes. What seemed like a fun activity has become quite uncomfortable.
What kind of nonsense is this daily recommendation from Qidian?
This is so frustrating! They set up Chen Xi's story so well at the beginning, why did they have to leave it all to Xie Hang later? It leaves a knot in my stomach. So upsetting. I'm dropping this book.
Thank you all for testing the poison on yourselves. I'll take my leave now.