Against the Tide: I'm a Top Student

This background is difficult to write; there's a high probability it's a eunuch plot!

This is the story of a top Chinese student who travels back in time to post-World War I America and helps the US become a global superpower.

Having transmigrated to this era, one's personal fate is inextricably linked to the fate of the nation. Let's see how the author writes it.

The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1920 in the United States had only been in effect for about ten years, and this discrimination was pervasive, affecting all social classes across the country. Therefore, unless the protagonist changed his skin color, it would be impossible for him to integrate into this circle. Perhaps in France or England, it might be more feasible.

In this day and age, doing academic work, especially in atomic physics, is basically about watching how the protagonist objectively betrays the country.

His character is guaranteed.

This book should be renamed "As a Banana (Asian Barbecue), I Can Finally Go Back in Time and Contribute to America's Development."

What's the point? Whether he traveled through time or not makes no difference. His physics theories would have been discovered anyway. He just used time travel to become a thief, which was completely meaningless to the country and his family. Not only did he not contribute anything, but he also spent thousands of dollars of his family's money every year—thousands of dollars in 1920!

Does the author/protagonist have any special abilities? Don't tell me it's just knowledge.

The book's premise is flawed. Using world-leading theories and technologies to show off will only accelerate and strengthen the power of the world's superpowers. The butterfly effect will only lead to China becoming a colony of the world's superpowers!