
From Now On, I’m a Top Student
从今开始当学霸
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- 678k Words
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- Urban
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- Campus Life
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- 6y ago
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- Qidian
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If you excel in Chinese, you will always be the first in mathematics.
I have also read The Quiet Scholar. There are very few articles about academic masters these days. The author actually has his own ideas in what he writes, but I personally think it goes too far in terms of humor and amusing. Too many similar plots may give readers a sense of aesthetic fatigue, and it will be a bit awkward to read too many.
If you go to Xiamen University, this book will be useless.
It's too watery, and there are so many inner dramas. It's so annoying to watch. I constantly use Honor of Kings as a metaphor. It's really enough.
I get a headache when I see the system classifying knowledge into high school and university. Do you really think grading knowledge is a good idea? Is the whole classification bad? Mathematics is extensible! Textbooks like high school divide knowledge. What on earth did you learn in college? Can you learn trigonometric functions without knowing derivatives? I wonder if you can learn double integrals by finding limits? Do you want to continue learning geometry? Is there water in your brain? In the entire university, there is only calculus! Only calculus is learned from scratch. Tell me now, what is the system that stipulates what is learned in high school? Then what did those top picks learn, ah? 😡Didn't you know that the last question in the college entrance examination is an over-the-top question? You can learn knowledge and reach the full level. There is no end to learning.
If you get first place in the third grade of junior high school, you will participate in the national league? This teacher is probably being ridiculous!
I really can't stand it when you write Xuebawen like this. The effect of persuading people to quit is full First, the Xueba system actually requires you to add experience? So all the hard work you usually learn is in vain? (Little poisonous point) Second, just do the questions, why do you do so many inner dramas and metaphors? I watched the questions and then looked at a bunch of stuff. I thought it was a note. Full marks for the effect of persuading people to quit (key points)
I thought it was a book about the same black technology as that of Xueba, but in the end I only learned the surface of King Lu Biao. This system makes me seriously ill after completing no tasks, just like the protagonist. In fact, it is completely necessary. I designed a bridge where the protagonist has ideals and pursuits and takes the initiative to learn, and it is just pretending. Studying in competitions is boring.
It would be nice if this scholar's novel had less unorthodox plot descriptions. Occasionally, it could lighten the atmosphere, but if it's too long, it would be a bit theatrical and unrealistic.
Why are you saving so many points... Now, I'll let you save until the protagonist fails the mission and is hospitalized, and five hundred points are deducted. If you complete missions 1 and 2, there will be a large number of point rewards. Stupid is just one word, I don't want to say it twice.