The Peak of Academic Excellence

Actually, every time I read a book like this, it reminds me that I'm a piece of trash. No, trash can be recycled, but I'm not even as good as trash. 🥱

A low-spec version of the top student's high-tech system There was a lot of personal stuff involved in the conversation. Pure research without going abroad??? Perhaps the author, seeing that most people who study abroad don't want to return home, has come to believe that the outside world is full of monsters and demons (ಥ_ಥ). Summarize:

Those who go abroad to do scientific research probably won't come back easily. The real-life examples are there; no matter how you try to whitewash it, it was the Americans who did it. Like I said, science has no borders, but scientists do. This novel really resonates with my values, and it's also very well-written.

Even after multiple brain developments and a double cheat code, the protagonist still can't surpass that so-called sixteen-year-old math genius. If you're already cheating, shouldn't you be far ahead of everyone else? Are there any peers who can compare to a protagonist with such a cheat code? Are you trying to create some kind of shared interest? No way!

I think it's excellent. There's no business warfare, just pure scientific research. I love books like this. My grades might not be ideal, but in this world of fantastical plots, a book like this is truly wonderful. I like it. I might not have the money to tip, but supporting the original is definitely an option.

The writing is good. I hope the author will continue writing at this pace after it's published and doesn't add any weird elements or messy plot points that would ruin the story.

I've read hundreds of chapters and I'm getting a bit bored. Here are a few things I'm unhappy about. 1. In terms of scientific research, there's breadth but not depth. Mid-term fields like computer science and materials science are easy to master with a little learning; nothing really moved me.

This story is so bland, even the part where the protagonist wins the Nobel Prize lacks any real tension. And the female lead is practically just a stress reliever for the male lead, appearing only when needed. Plus, the setup for each problem she solves feels weak; it's written like solving ordinary math problems. Sigh :-( I thought I'd get to read something new, but it made me fall asleep.

1. The writing style is fluent and very comfortable to read. When describing scientific and technological achievements and innovations, it not only gives the reader a very detailed and impressive impression, but it is also not dry or boring! 2. The protagonist's character and interpersonal skills are well-written.

I don't quite understand why someone like me, a terrible student, would watch this.