Numerical Attack
数攻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Walks of Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Let me tell you how I felt after reading chapter 67. It's like someone begging for money while sitting on a mountain of gold, casually giving it away. For example, here, the protagonist casually gives away a program he wrote to simplify some complex mathematical calculations. I didn't see the later developments, but if it were me, I'd immediately apply for a patent.
Tell me, are the comments section filled with fake reviews? Are all those positive reviews real? Why is someone calling you "that high school kid"? If you're so great, why can't you make money? Can't you just find a tutor? You write so impressively, but in the end you're just acting like an idiot, trying to fool your readers. I'm just so angry!
Why is the protagonist doing so poorly? It doesn't make sense. He graduated from a prestigious university and is so skilled in programming and mathematics.
The protagonist is forcibly made less intelligent and resorts to mindless sob stories. With so many skills, he could easily earn ten thousand yuan a month anywhere.
Is the protagonist a hypocrite? She's broke but still thinking about cooking and delivering meals to the archaeological team? That's utter nonsense! And the author's logic is so flawed that they even wrote the protagonist as good at math?
It's labeled as a mathematics book, but the author probably doesn't understand mathematics at all.
The author poured a great deal of effort into creating this mythical creature story that aligns with mainstream values. Whether in the city or among the farmers, everyone in the book is polite, courteous, and speaks with warmth and consideration. What a Platonic social environment!
The protagonist's personality is a flaw; it's too detached from reality and feels unreal to me. There's no sense of identification with the character. The whole story felt bland and unengaging. After putting down my phone, I couldn't even remember the protagonist's name. Instead, I remembered the dog, Wangcai. As for the others, I didn't have a deep impression.
I couldn't continue reading after a few chapters. Dude, a math genius who also knows programming, is actually struggling to pay his rent. It's absurd.
I've read over 40 chapters and still don't understand the main plot. Is it a slice-of-life story about someone with an extremely intelligent mind and a high aptitude for mathematics?