The Literary Life of a Scientific Genius

One more thing, this really doesn't seem like the kind of love stories between highly educated people. What highly educated person would choose this kind of girlfriend as their partner? Have you ever seen a highly educated person's girlfriend be a celebrity?

This is very well written. I just hope the author takes their time and doesn't rush things. It's unrealistic to expect to achieve a lot in a single year in science; producing a dozen or even dozens in a year is excessive. One or two is enough. Take it slow and be more detailed. Also, let the female lead improve a bit. In real life, compatibility in terms of social standing and education is very important! Finally, I hope the author doesn't give up—just don't abandon the story!

By Chapter 37, many things could be ignored given the protagonist's circumstances, and he could even do extremely toxic things. However, this book is written for the readers, who have an omniscient perspective. They will definitely care about some less enjoyable plot points, and the forced pairings behind the scenes are really off-putting.

At first glance, the title made me think it was a bait and switch, focusing on the entertainment industry instead of science. But after reading seventy or eighty chapters, I was pleasantly surprised by how good it was. Several supporting characters were well-developed, and I quite liked the female lead. The relationships between family and friends were also well-written. Perhaps the only downside is that Bige can't compare to the academic genius next door.

The author's decision to introduce the female lead felt very abrupt. The two barely knew each other, yet Song fell for Mu, claiming she wasn't attracted to him because of his god-like looks, academic achievements, or immense wealth. I'm baffled; if not those things, what was she attracted to? They hadn't even gotten to know each other properly!

It's pretty good, very comfortable to watch, keep it up!

1. The fact that some women resemble "lolis" is actually due to underdeveloped physical characteristics. Of course, most people who say they like this type of woman are actually having a peculiar fetish. Given current ethical standards, this situation exists in a circumstantial way. 2. Most of these are not mature.

Tsk, even I, a girl, was turned off by the female lead. 😒😒😒

The female lead is disgusting. She's too dramatic. The moment she appears, the novel immediately becomes unrealistic. At first, I thought it was a sibling romance, but in the end, she becomes a dramatic little star next door. Recently, she even went to study the theory. Doesn't she know that singing and acting ultimately depend on divine favor?

It's pretty good, but the fact that the female lead is a celebrity makes it feel a level below in terms of sophistication.