From Now On, I’m a Top Student

In academic papers written by top students, mathematics always comes first.

I've also read the story of the quiet, academically gifted student. There are very few stories about academic geniuses these days. The author clearly had their own ideas, but personally, I think the humor and slapstick were a bit excessive. Too many similar scenes might cause reader fatigue, and it can become a bit awkward after a while.

If I go to Xiamen University, this book will be useless.

It's so weak and full of internal monologues; it's so annoying to watch. They keep using King of Glory as a metaphor, it's really too much.

I get a headache looking at how the system divides knowledge into high school and university levels. Do you really think categorizing knowledge is a good thing? Isn't the whole classification bad? Math has extensions! High school textbooks like this are just dividing knowledge into sections. What exactly did you learn in university?!

Getting first place in the junior high exam and then participating in the national league? This teacher must be out of his mind!

This is so badly written, I can't even stand reading a story about academic excellence anymore. It's incredibly discouraging. First, the top student system actually requires you to gain experience points yourself? Does that mean all the learning you do is wasted? (Minor flaw) Secondly, just do the problems; why all the internal monologues and metaphors?

I thought it would be a book like "The Academic Prodigy's Black Technology," but I only learned the superficial aspects of Lu Biaowang. The system always gets seriously ill after each mission, forcing the protagonist to do things, which is completely unnecessary. It's better to design a plot where the protagonist has ideals and pursuits and actively learns.

This academic genius novel would be better if it had fewer frivolous plot points. Occasionally, these can lighten the mood, but too many of them make it feel jarring and unrealistic.

Why save so many points... Now look what you've got, you've saved them all until the main character fails a mission and is hospitalized, and you even lose 500 points. If you complete missions 1 and 2, you'll get a lot more points as a reward. Stupid is the only word; I don't want to say it twice.