This Star Only Wants to Study

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This book has nine inherent problems. How could a regular school allow a TV program to record and broadcast it like this? It would disrupt students' studies and could easily become a form of cyberbullying.

Shennong is dead... Readers who don't use their brains might want to give this a try.

Having read over 630 chapters so far, well, this book is enjoyable, but it's not the main plot. My reading habit is to finish the entire book before analyzing the plot, which might explain this. Considering the 600+ chapters so far, the overall feeling is quite enjoyable; everything the protagonist does seems logical (except for the events in the first few dozen chapters that felt too contrived…

If I'm not mistaken, this story is probably something like "having your cake and eating it too." Because I know that in these kinds of stories, the protagonist doesn't want to do something, but society expects them to do something, ultimately resulting in a character who has to have both.

I came across this novel through a Douyin (TikTok) recommendation. The plot was very engaging, and I finished it in four days. The author's portrayal of the high school students' perspective and their emotional interactions was quite delicate, and the values ​​presented were positive (perhaps as a high school student myself, I felt more connected to the characters than most 🙂). It felt so real.

From school variety shows to participating in the Math Olympiad, and the meeting between Ding Lingling and Xie Mu, the story, though exaggerated, still has its merits. Pu Tong's journey from accidentally participating in a variety show, being mentored by Yu Wanwan, helping Yu Wanwan overcome her inner struggles, spontaneously engaging after an interview with her mother, to increasingly wanting to…

It's so awkward. There are no famous works from the original world. The protagonist hides from cameras and then wants to play the guitar, which feels very contradictory. He says he wants to study hard but then does all this nonsense, and he acts so pretentious...

This protagonist only talks about studying; he doesn't actually do any other kind of learning.

I've always been the type of person who reads novels slowly and steadily. First, let me put on a front: I understand the difficulties authors face, and I know that every word typed and every chapter conceived is a work written with the utmost care and effort by every author. I respect all authors.