The Top Student Goes Off Track

I hadn't written a book in eight years, so I'd forgotten the techniques and my writing style had become rusty. Family and work also easily disrupted my train of thought. It took me half a year to gradually accumulate 200,000 words before I finally published it. I must say, my editor, the big shot Pointer, was incredibly bold to actually sign me up. It was a great start.

This book seems pretty awesome! The grades shouldn't be this low, right?

I read up to chapter 172 and then left. It's all turned into an urban fantasy novel! Where's the science in that?

A sexual cultivation system based on light in the real physical universe is truly rare. This is the cultivation system that is closest to reality and theoretically possible. The upper limit is very high, there are no restrictions on entry, it is not limited by external environment or internal aptitude, and basically anyone with self-awareness can get started. Of all the cultivation systems, there really isn't one that surpasses the Reality Light System.

This book is a slow burn, and the writing isn't great. The plot is just the author's fantasy based on reality, so I'm truly grateful that readers are still reading and voting for it. The author is constantly revising and editing the drafts, and also has to manage work and family, so it's quite hectic. The author will try to manage time as much as possible and strive to write better and better.

The last few pages were a bit confusing; I didn't understand the point of writing them.

Brothers, I have a question. Does this book have any of the following characteristics: 1. It's supposed to be a science fiction novel, but it turns into a business war novel; 2. The protagonist sets up the company headquarters overseas; 3. He treats all countries as enemies and goes it alone.

It's rare to see such a good story about a top student. Keep it up! Work hard! Be strong!

Emphasis on plot, plot, plot

Chapter 50 is out, and we still haven't gotten to the main storyline. It's incredibly slow.