
The Top Student's Learning System
学霸的学习系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 748k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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346Chapters
4.6kRecommendations
42.1kFans
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Many writers who write about academic superstars seem to have failed to break free from Professor Lu's template. Furthermore, the protagonist's learning and research methods make it completely unnecessary for him to attend Princeton. Professor Lu needed the collision of scientific ideas to go abroad, while this person seems to have simply wanted to change his perspective.
Academic excellence often involves competitions, presumably for the sake of fame. Winning a gold medal essentially grants a reputation as a genius. Solving centuries-old problems further solidifies that reputation, making scientific research more believable. Otherwise, if you claim to be a genius and say you can achieve nuclear fusion, who would believe you?
Why can't we escape the competition from the very beginning? 😅
This novel is like a chicken rib—tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw away.
Is this about studying abroad? They're already on a winning streak, studying by themselves. Is it really necessary to study abroad?
A competition that was initially used for over-extension has already gone through more than 130 chapters and is still not finished?
I hope you focus on mathematics, perhaps with a slight deviation into physics. Don't go for the kind of super-achiever stories where they suddenly excel at rockets and superconducting materials – that's absurd! Even fantasy novels have logic; do they even have reasonable plots? Those all-around genius stories are just rambling, completely illogical.
I can't continue reading now. I've subscribed to the entire series so far. I don't know why, it just doesn't appeal to me anymore. The daily plot development is so bland. It's like a monotonous diary, reading it is the same as not reading it at all, I just can't stand it. There aren't many truly bad points, though.
There is a fatal flaw: the protagonist's name appears too many times, and the name is also somewhat uncommon, which makes it feel very disjointed and lacks a sense of immersion. Furthermore, relying too much on the dialogue of supporting characters to advance the plot is not good; it feels like game character dialogue, with a choppy, jerky quality.
It's so boring. It's really put me to sleep just looking at it. Studying is so boring.