I'll Keep Studying Even Across the Heavens

It's a bit evil! An 8-year-old child becomes a Taoist priest? And after completing 9 years of compulsory education, the school will know that this kind of brain will support you for a lifetime, and you will not drop out of school and go home because of lack of money.

Beware of poison! ! ! What the hell is this thing written? It's a mess, with a preface that doesn't match the postscript. One moment, Swordsman, another moment, the real world, and another moment, Demi-Gods and Dragons. After all, there are too many flaws to complain about.

The book is okay and the writing is good. It's just that the results of your three-year rebellion are too unscientific. The first steam engine came out around 1679, and the first computer was made in 1946. This is the time of the earth's technological advancement. And even if you have experience, you wouldn't be so outrageous. You have a population of hundreds of thousands, and you can even make the key card in three years. It's outrageous. The basic industrial requirements for the key card and the population are not that low, bro.

No, this kind of book can be on the recommendation list...

One chapter persuades people to quit. The protagonist is an 8-year-old child prodigy who has finished nine years of compulsory education and is still at the top of his grade. Logically speaking, he should be a character with a high IQ, but the author describes him as a childish and greasy person, and the IQ of the supporting character is also a bit low.

I don't like Linghu Chong either, and I think he is a white-eyed wolf. But it doesn't mean that you like others to maliciously vilify you. Linghu Chong is indeed a saint, but it does not mean that he is a fool, nor does it mean that he is a villain.

Can this also be recommended? There is really no book at the starting point

Shennong is here and Shennong is gone The protagonist, a genius, finished nine years of compulsory education at the age of 8, and then stopped studying. The reason was that the master died and he had no money to study. Turn to the next page and the next paragraph, and the master's relics were sold for tens of thousands, but they were lying in the Taoist temple. Potato Chips and Coke read comics, let's not talk about an 8-year-old genius who is number one every year without a guardian in the gym but no one to care about him. How can he manage the basic necessities of life at the age of 8? How can he have a way to sell things worth tens of thousands at the age of 8? The key is that someone really takes it. The protagonist is like a 20-year-old bastard on the inside. Even if the author decides that the second time travel is better than this corpse-like start, what does this mean? An 8-year-old child with high IQ and strong practical ability has strong social connections? Such a perfect protagonist, who has money but doesn't study, chooses to sell relics, potato chips, Coke, read comics and wait to die, right? I have a friend who is a genius and skipped a grade in college at 15. He told me that learning is a very happy thing. You learn things quickly and want to learn more, which can enrich yourself. The character of the main character is just a piece of shit. I didn't want to read the first chapter.

The self-conceited sense of humor is like the fantasy of a disabled street kid at the entrance of a village.

I didn't even read the Pirate World article. I'll read it in another world. To be honest, I don't like Japanese comics. Any Chinese comic I write about is better than the Japanese comics. The power value of the Japanese comics world is a bit abnormal. Is that strong? It's a bit strong, but all the characters have no brains. I watched it passionately when I was a kid, but don't like it when I grow up?