The Top Student's PhD Wife

The male lead himself!!!

I've cancelled my subscription. They're still playing the innocent card after all this time.

Some books, once they've been nurtured, are eventually banned.

This is

Ah, so bitter, so bitter, it's so painful to watch.

The female lead becomes a mere plot device in the later stages; it's so cliché, it's the same throughout. Passersby are surprised to learn about the male protagonist's background (He's a scientist!! You could write that his background is amazing, but it's really tiring to make passersby surprised in every chapter).

Why do I feel like I look so much like a female academic genius?

Here's a brief review from my personal perspective. (I've read around chapter 120) 1. Regarding the content and environment of the work, after reading up to chapter 120, I personally felt uncomfortable with how the domestic research environment was portrayed. I'm not sure if it's a problem with reality, but the writing made me feel that it was outdated.

This author, I told him he'd never been in a relationship, and he got angry and banned me. Your writing and plot don't sound like someone who's ever been in a relationship. Look at the characters' weights and heights you described, and this book's attempt at playing the innocent romance—how greasy and pretentious are you?

I came here expecting a story about academic geniuses, but after reading for a while, it turned out to be all about romance.