I Really Do Not Want to Be a Top Student
我真的不想当学霸
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Super Tech
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- 3y ago
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The author's background is a bit off... Last year, the exposure of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs' bills ruined a large number of public intellectuals, editors, authors, and other intellectuals... This year... Has the effort been intensified again?
You already have a system, why do you still need to study abroad? What did he actually learn from that study abroad? If his battery is really that amazing, will he even be able to come back? All the highlights of the undergraduate program are gone. Someone with a system still needs to study abroad? This is making me want to quit.
So he acquired hacking skills just to steal QQ accounts? To say something is "difficult to jump" is either illegal (to put it bluntly) or immoral (to put it mildly). Do you, the author, think this is appropriate?
Won't they face house arrest abroad after developing new energy batteries? They're even thinking of going abroad?
I can only give it one out of five. I can only say that after reading a little further, I understand why I only gave it one point. The author's description of communication between classmates doesn't feel like high school students; it's more like elementary school students. Kids going to internet cafes to complain to their parents and teachers???
It looks good. I hope the female lead doesn't end up in the entertainment industry like in the previous book. Actually, just look at the top-rated academic novels on Qidian to see the readership for this genre. It stems from the thrill of knowledge changing destiny, technology, industries, and nations.
It's practically a copy-paste of a top student's high-tech system, but with some hidden agenda.
Can't you write less about immature girls? Women can go to college and find someone else.
Having developed lithium-sulfur batteries, how could he possibly be expelled from school? The country isn't stupid; at the very least, the military would need them.
What grudge does the author have against Peking University? Neither of the two books portrays Peking University in a positive light.