After Rebirth, He Became a Scientific Research Boss Through Study.

First of all, congratulations on finishing this book! (Just talking, it only represents my personal opinion) Secondly, I followed this book from Hong Xiu to the starting point, and the characters created by the author are quite distinct. 1: Sister Yue is calm and calm from beginning to end, daring to love and hate. She is capable, willing, loyal to the country, and gentle and loving towards her family. Don't say anything about her that is too naughty. You think it is unrealistic. She has two lives. As a person, you have a high IQ and strong hands-on ability. Only when you have goals and pursuits can you achieve something. It is not that there are no all-rounders in history. It is because you are too small and don't write about winning glory for the country. Do you write about the days when you were a keyboard warrior at home every day? It is really a big mistake. Two: Uncle Xie is a bit old-fashioned, and he was extremely arrogant at the beginning (at that time, he said: Why don't you drag me, be careful not to lose your wife if you drag me again!), But in fact, he also has the little romance of an old-fashioned person. Of course, I don't like the few people who like Sister Yue (well, it seems like Sister Yue likes me). Of course, Uncle Xie has been very sweet since he fell in love with Sister Yue. (Jiang Buli and Xie Buqi are proof of this!) This old scholar who abides by the rules is gradually integrating with Sister Yue's young people. Many people will mind what Xie Dingyuan did before. , But in fact, if you put your mind at ease, he has the capital of arrogance (a person in a high position will certainly not put himself on the same level as an ordinary or even "rebellious" high school student, which is very realistic). We all look at it from Sister Yue's perspective, which is a bit biased. But from Xie's perspective, it is just a young high school student who is challenging authority, and of course he has a bad attitude. Three: Brother Jiang is a complete sister-controller, even his parents have to be ranked behind. In fact, it is not unfounded. Jiang Da and his wife go out early and come back late every day, and they can't even see each other in a day. Although his sister is not good to him and often loses her temper, she can't bear to see him every day. Although he knows that his parents love him very much, practical contact is the key. The main source of affection, and the family atmosphere in their family is actually not bad. Although Jiang Da and his wife are tired, they have real love (and who would not listen to what a beautiful mother says [shy] [shy]) Later, Sister Yue was good to him after she came back, respected his own choices, "changed his head" again, and his grades were also very good, so his love for her naturally grew to a higher level. Four: Many people in this book performed very well. Jiang Da was very cowardly in the early stage and just got up in the later stage. Han Yunru, the beauty mother who has always been gentle (I really like Jiang Ma got the name, Jiang Fuyue, Jiang Chenxing) has been looking for Xiao Yue for half a lifetime. Her wife's old naughty boy, Niu Chunhua, who has also been waiting for her for 20 years, the four great kings of the Han family who are like living treasures, the duplicitous and arrogant Xie Yunshu, Liu Sisi who is always chasing the moon, the little charter mother-in-law Jiang Han, the somewhat gloomy Lou Mingshen, The ridiculously stupid Lou Mingxin, the silently dedicated Zhong Cheng (this guy is probably the one who helped Sister Yue to be reborn, he feels a bit like an affectionate male lead), and Nian Nian and Sui Sui... In short, this book is very good. Yes, you are welcome to invest. In the later period, the patriotic atmosphere was always exaggerated. After reading it, I also want to engage in infrastructure construction The front line pulls thousands of opportunities, and success and fame are the Qingyun Ladder "Sky high, and the moon is held in the sky"

The biggest flaw of this book is the male protagonist

Give everything you have to make her smile.

Only when she comes back will my world have light

Note that although the title of the article is "Scientific Research" but the cover actually focuses on "White Moonlight" Join the cover, you will find that the focus of the copy is also "White Moonlight" So everyone should know what the positioning of this article is. If you are here for "scientific research"... Building, cardboard, run! ! ! ! !

How many updates a day and when are they updated?

Although it is a story about a heroine, but... The misogynistic consciousness tendency and cognitive bias revealed by the author prove that the author's gender consciousness is still on the way hhh In terms of roles, not to mention that most of the bosses are men, and the vast majority of slightly better women are the heroine's love rivals, competitors, and enemies. In family friendships or other positive relationships, the proportion of female characters is very low. Moreover, the abilities and IQs of female characters are generally lower than those of similar male characters. Most female opponents cannot make it past three rounds in the plot. On the other hand, male characters are obviously more advantageous in these aspects. That is to say, in the story created by the author, there is only one female protagonist among the female characters. The remaining women are left behind in all aspects behind the male characters chasing her, which serves as a foil for the female characters. The role of the protagonist's "non-female" advantages, such as grandeur, professionalism, etc... The author uses the character to complain about female competition, and at the same time uses female competition to shape the protagonist's character. Subconsciously, women are still inferior to men. This understanding is a bit outdated whether it is 2020 or 2050. I feel that I really don't really understand the big principles about gender that the female protagonists I wrote hhh. In addition, there are some obvious prejudices against the world's development level, domestic and foreign environment, wealth level, scientific research environment, and regional environment (such as devaluing the personality of the Imperial City and its students/rich people), as well as the lack of overall awareness and discernment that should be brought about by liberal arts, art, and general education in addition to science, including common sense definitions and judgments of beauty. There are still a lot of potential prejudices reflected. emmm It is indeed unfair to Shuangwen to have so many requirements, but after all, it is a story related to scientific research, knowledge, and scholarship. Although the plot of Shuangwen is the most important, if this group of people are still highly educated, it will make people subconsciously want to raise the evaluation standards hhh. If the ideology that the author literally emphasizes contradicts the actual underlying understanding too much, it still feels a bit unjustifiable.

I want to see how many people find this novel. It's very pretty. It's my cup of tea.

It's really uncomfortable to see so little. Please add more.

First of all, the male protagonist is Xie Dingyuan, and there are no plans to replace him for the time being. Secondly, regarding the "poisonous points" of the male protagonist that are hotly discussed in the comment area, I summarized them, and they are roughly three points. 1. Arrogant and arrogant, looking down on the heroine. 2. Hypocrisy: you obviously don't agree with it, but you still pretend to accept it. Specifically, when he had a conflict with the heroine for the first time, he didn't think he had done anything wrong, but still chose to apologize, but acted condescendingly; he clearly didn't want to get married, but he still accepted the blind date arrangement at home. 3. Old-fashioned and conservative, he would frown hard even if the heroine wore a suspender belt. In response to this, I will give the following response, which can be regarded as an explanation of why the male protagonist behaves like this. 1. [About arrogance]: The male protagonist is the proud man of heaven. He has a prominent family background and a noble background. These days, middle-class children have their tails raised to the sky, let alone someone of the male protagonist's level? In addition, he is also a scientist, with a super high IQ and excellent research. The article even describes him as "the most important weapon of the country, unparalleled in the world". This is a genius! If he is not proud, who is? It is said that geniuses are lonely, and the same goes for the male protagonist. There are too many people with unequal IQs. How can he be "approachable"? When he first met the heroine, he only regarded her as an ordinary person. He was more indifferent than arrogant. Later, as they got along, he gradually got to know the heroine comprehensively and implicitly expressed his appreciation. If there is a mistake, it's not that the male protagonist is arrogant, but that he doesn't fall in love with the female protagonist at first sight and fight to the death when they see her again like most male protagonists in romance novels do. But who stipulates that love must be love at first sight? A calm and rational scientist should be calm and restrained when it comes to love, but once he falls in love, he must be focused and unique, just like he treats every research and every topic he studies. 2. [About hypocrisy, old-fashionedness, and conservatism]: This has to mention the character of the male protagonist. Everyone should have noticed that the male protagonist has obsessive-compulsive disorder. Even when he eats a meal, he has to calculate his nutritional intake to ensure that there is no more and no less, so as to achieve the right optimal balance. Looking at the essence through the phenomenon, this is a man who is strict with himself, even harsh. His pursuit of perfection is like pursuing the optimal solution to a research topic. This is closely related to the education he received since childhood and his career. He would ask the heroine to apologize because he felt that most people would generally do this. He wanted to look "normal" and try to integrate into this society, even though he didn't agree with it in his heart - this was his pursuit of perfection. He accepted the blind date arrangement because his family felt that he should no longer be single, so he wanted to give it a try, but in the end he found that he was not suitable, so he clearly expressed his rejection after meeting the blind date for the first time - this was his perfect pursuit of family responsibilities. As for not being able to see the heroine wearing a suspender belt, the first time I felt that middle school students shouldn't wear it like that, but after a few times I unconsciously cared about it. After all, there are so many women wearing suspenders on the street, but the male protagonist doesn't feel uncomfortable?

This male protagonist. . . It's hard to put it into words, but I personally feel it's a bit poisonous

I want to give up writing because I hate the male protagonist

It's good-looking and I like the female protagonist very much, but I don't like the male protagonist. I want to change it to another one, or I can do it without a male protagonist.

Who is the male protagonist, not this uncle, he is so disgusting

If this article were not CP-free, it would definitely be a very good article. The career line and the slap in the face are very exciting and irritating. The family, friendship, and patriotism are all very sympathetic. The heroine is also very big and not a brainless Mary Sue. The competition part is a bit long-winded (too many words to redundantly describe the original question, solution, and discussion). However, the male protagonist is really a failure, his character has collapsed, and his whole person is very contradictory. Not to mention the female protagonist's rebirth, because the male protagonist does not know. No matter how mature and talented the heroine is, she is still a high school student, her nephew's classmate and the object of his crush. The hero is jealous and prevents other members of the opposite sex from approaching the heroine. Maybe the author wants to show the contrast between the hero and the cuteness, but I personally think that the hero should at least feel a little bit guilty. After all, the difference between a high-IQ genius and a genius without basic moral values ​​is very scary. As a result, I now want to watch the heroine ride the waves but don't want to watch the hero. It's so difficult for me.

Hahaha, I originally planned to watch it, but after reading the comment section, I decided to quit.

I really don't like this male protagonist. If the male protagonist is Xie Dingyuan, I feel that the relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist is like a forced match, but I don't think he is worthy. Although he is very good, I just don't like him for some reason.

I really hate the male protagonist A Cao. I have never seen such a disgusting male protagonist. The man who wrote this is such a failure.

I didn't really like the male protagonist from the beginning, but it was okay to write a cold, sultry and coquettish character, but I decided to give up after seeing the car crash. This guy must be seriously ill! The heroine quite likes it, and I can watch it even without cp.

When I traced the address, I was very angry. I felt that this person was so annoying. He didn't look like a male protagonist and looked like a villain. It seemed to be good without a male protagonist. The above only represents my personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it.

I've just read dozens of chapters and it's well written, but this is also the first book where I hated the male protagonist as soon as he appeared. Hypocrisy, hypocrisy, wanting to be someone but also wanting to stand up... All kinds of adjectives can be applied to this male protagonist. This character is too bad.

After reading more than 600 chapters, every time the hero and heroine make progress, they have to rely on the nephew's stalking and stupid accidents to happen. What a piece of shit.

After reading a hundred chapters, I just felt that the male protagonist was sick. He took advantage of people's privacy and inquired deeply. He was so self-righteous that the questions he asked were beyond the limit. He also criticized his nephew, but he was not much better. This was not only arrogant and rude.

After seeing more than 400 chapters in which the male protagonist abducts the female protagonist into a toxic laboratory, it's hard not to suspect that he did it deliberately with ulterior motives. It's really too obscene.

So childish! Whatghost

Seeing Xie together, emmm. . . I have always been reluctant to accept it, thinking that someone would be replaced. The author will recommend it if he has a new book in the future. The male protagonist in this book is really annoying. See you in the next book~

This Xie Dingyuan is actually the male protagonist, I really hate him

I'm wondering why there is a male protagonist? Isn't the female protagonist beautiful alone?

With a picture

By the way, what happens after Yu Jiaze asks his fake sister to find the heroine? Why is there no Yu Jiaze 😵 in the next few hundred chapters? ? ?