My Studies Have Gone Awry

The first five chapters were pretty relaxed... I drank a memory potion, got a one-hour buff, studied for 20 minutes, collected some items, then checked the shop and tried my luck with the lottery... How about you play another game? I guess my IQ is just so-so...

If ordinary people can get full marks, how can a group of "superhumans" with 700-800 spiritual power and brains that function ten times faster than ordinary people have to work hard repeatedly to improve their scores by just a few points? Is this question really that difficult? This setting is truly speechless.

A bunch of people are just spamming "King of Weapons" and "Spear, Spear, Spear," but they don't even know why spears are so powerful. What are they even doing? Guns are powerful because in reality, no one has superpowers; weapon length determines attack range. The unarmored spear, over two meters long, possessed a natural advantage, which is why it was so powerful.

I have to complain! Your descriptions of spiritual power levels are completely nonsensical. Two hundred? One thousand? You struggle even with less than two hundred! Look at how you describe other geniuses with two hundred in their first year of high school, then five hundred in their second?

The storyline involving the ruins was so ridiculous; they clearly had the ability to identify supernatural beings, but they just didn't use it. When they received their weapons, they learned that some strange beings had infiltrated the city guard. Later, when they saw suspicious people, they neither identified them nor reported them.

What good is a sword, a ceremonial object?

I just don't understand. Grandpa is a close relative, so why couldn't you just give him a couple of bottles of life-saving medicine? Why did you have to spend so much money on treatment?

I just don't understand how the goddess Jiang Xiaogu could fall for a loser like Lu Li. It's so melodramatic, I wouldn't even dare to write something like that in real life.

It's alright, it can survive on my bookshelf for now.

I've read dozens of chapters, and the premise is pretty good. It's just really annoying when you go back in time and a woman secretly likes you, and it's so obvious you don't even know. It feels so unrealistic.