The Nation’s Top Academician

When writing about academic geniuses, everyone inevitably mentions Lu Biaowang these days; I haven't found anyone who can fake it better than him.

Those who say competitions are useless and all you get is a worthless gold medal are just idiots. If you can't even win a gold medal in a competition, why should anyone believe you're a genius and train you? If you're just talking nonsense and claiming to be a genius, those amateur scientists would have already won all the world's top awards.

I've seen a lot of people criticizing the competition plot, thinking that it's beneath a top academician to be reborn and participate in a competition. People like you probably don't even read the book. The protagonist's purpose in participating in the competition is clearly stated: it's for the country. How can that be considered beneath him?

There's a part of this I've wanted to complain about for a while, but I haven't written much and I've been too lazy to type it out. It's resurfaced recently, so I couldn't hold back anymore. It started with the younger sister, and now I've added the older female student. In short, it's about the characters around the protagonist who aren't very well-developed but suddenly achieve great things.

As controlled nuclear fusion becomes commercialized and spaceplanes become practical, this will lead to its commercialization. The author downplayed the impact of these technologies by at least several tens of times. Putting everything else aside, the Xinghai has flown so many times, and each ship costs only a little over a billion.

I feel like the plot is exactly the same as the one in "The Genius's Black Technology," especially the part about controlled nuclear fusion. 🙂🙂🙂

I don't know how others feel, but I'm getting increasingly bored. What I want to see is progressing through the tech tree, not lengthy sections about fighting and competing with others.

I hope there's no female lead and no romance. Many authors make their stories worse when they add romance...

If you were assassinated by the US in your past life, why do you still love to travel abroad? Are you that carefree?

The biggest taboo in science fiction books is the forced inclusion of female characters. Seeing terms like "senior" or "younger sister" is particularly nauseating. And those in the comments section clamoring for all sorts of female leads... If you like romance and harem novels, why don't you go to the female-oriented section? Don't invade the few remaining pure territories of non-romance novels.