
Part-Time Scientist
兼职科学家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 550k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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261Chapters
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Today I took a careful look at the details of the description. I hope that starting from Chapter 57, I can give readers a very different reading experience. The pace in high school will be very fast, and the pace will slow down after you reach college. After all, there are more interesting things in college. As for emotional scenes, I will try to write as little as possible after the school exams. Finally, I would like to ask for your great support from all readers. 🙂
When I saw Chapter 6, I was not interested in reading it, just one word - water! It is simply an insult to the word scientist. It is directly like a high school daily life essay. It is estimated that it will be a college daily life essay in the future! I suggest you hang out on female channels. You may not be able to retain even one reader out of 10 on male channels!
This introduction has insulted scientists, what does art mean? Comparable to scientists.
Come on, author, you write well 😊
If nothing else, let's change the title of the book! The title of this book makes people think that scientists are an insignificant profession and celebrities are the most powerful. It subconsciously makes people not want to read it. I passed by it six or seven times before I clicked in to take a look.
The author obviously thought of an idea and then started writing it, without integrating art and science or distinguishing priorities. It should be that the golden finger is too small, just like the title of the book. Part-time scientist. As I understand it below, artists who are majors need to work hard on their own, which is very difficult, but the protagonist wants to succeed through his own efforts. A part-time scientist can learn to draw inferences from one instance after reading it once, and it is easy to succeed. However, he does not like it and is not willing to become a scientist. Then everyone who discovered his talent persuaded him to help him become a scientist, and did not want his talent to be buried. In this way, conflicts and contradictions immediately arose. In the last step, the protagonist slowly finds the logic of science in art, and sees the other side of art in science. Through integration, he leads the world's technological and artistic trends, and eventually becomes a generation of art scientists, leading the earth out of the solar system and towards a more glorious future.
The protagonist is a reborn person with no goals at all. In high school, he said he wanted to go to Huaqing Academy of Fine Arts to study fine arts and become an artist. Then he went to Kyoto Philosophy in college. He didn't study well in the philosophy department. His main job was to study physics and chemistry, and philosophy was not even considered a side job. What on earth do you want to do? A reborn person has no goals. If he wants to be a scientist, why study art so hard and major in philosophy in college? If he wants to be an artist, he has no achievements in art, but he is almost ready to become a scientist in science. I feel like the author's outline is constantly changing. Otherwise, if there is no outline, I can write wherever I want to learn.
Since you are reborn, your skills will be calculated based on what you were before rebirth, not based on high school.
The level rises too fast, the chapter content always feels not smooth enough, and the sense of substitution is poor! So bland! There is no sense of excitement, just like writing a diary. Pig's Foot is a record of a person's life, and the interaction with other characters is too bland! I suggest you take a look at Xueba's Black Technology System. Although it's stinky and long in the end, overall, it's quite attractive as a Xueba's writing style, and it adds to people's reading experience!
I read chapter 100 and can't hold on anymore. It feels like a romance novel and I can't stand it.