The Cheating Scholar

The passage about the college entrance exam clearly shows the author never took it. The proctor looked at the student's exam paper, helped the student out of the classroom, and even chatted with the student's homeroom teacher—they really treated the college entrance exam like a final exam!

The reason why the high-stakes science fiction novel's "black technology system" is so appealing is because, although it's fictional, it follows logical thinking. It's like learning Chinese characters: first you learn the alphabet, then the pinyin, then the characters themselves.

This book was readable up to chapter 30, but it died when the reader read about giving up Tsinghua and Peking University and choosing Lingzhou University of Technology instead. It needs fixing! Who is Lingzhou University of Technology? This is excessive speculation! Although Tsinghua and Peking University have a bad reputation in some aspects, you have to admit that they are indeed the best universities in our country.

This book is simply a classic among academic superstar novels! I'm shamelessly pushing my luck to get it featured!

This book is really poorly written. In the beginning, you say that you need a Nobel Prize to improve your reputation and status, but can you please stop talking about how many Nobel Prizes this research can produce? Seriously, it's 2022, do you still believe that nonsense from Europe and America? Ultimately, Mr.

A mediocre university with limited research resources, and the protagonist, a person with special abilities, is willing to go... And they even have to take exams or solve competition problems... Hilarious!

After looking into it, it doesn't quite make sense. Going to a second-tier university to study after the college entrance exam is one thing, but visiting a highly classified laboratory is a bit far-fetched. And then it gets even more ridiculous: a top-scoring student not going to a prestigious university, but to some unknown institution? It's truly mind-blowing.

The protagonist likes to give things away for free; his skills are worthless, and he'll even give his wife away to someone else in the future.

This is too toxic. Everything I did since the college entrance exam was based on assumptions; it's all become a poison.

It feels rubbish. If you don't let the protagonist show off in front of a large number of netizens and Douyin users, what's the point of watching or enjoying a science fiction novel?