
Top-Tier Star Factory: Starting with the Resumption of the College Entrance Exams
顶流智造:从恢复高考开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 557k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The front is okay, but the back is a bit nonsense. Do you know the learning status of the first batch of college students????? Why should he repay the society?????? Which era do you really think
The writing does not convey a sense of the times, and why do current authors always write so bad about relatives? Let me tell you, there were very few at that time.
Poison test report
Poison Point 1: High school in the 1970s was a two-year system. The author can write that it was a three-year system. He also said that his uncle said that the three-year high school system was only in 1982. You should first find out in what year your uncle went to high school. Poison point 2: The protagonist knew the college entrance examination questions at that time, and then the author made the college entrance examination questions different due to the "butterfly effect", and then the protagonist still became the top scorer in the college entrance examination. So speechless! The protagonist has only traveled through time for three or four months, and the "butterfly effect" started without doing anything major. After that, the "butterfly effect" won't get bigger and bigger. Poison point 3: After the protagonist became the top scorer in the college entrance examination, he published tutorial books for various subjects. He earned more than 14,000 for one tutorial book. This was unrealistic. At that time, domestic publishing houses were fixed on manuscript fees, and there was no royalties based on sales. Poison point 4: You cannot transfer the ownership of the house when you buy it. It is outrageous to sign a permanent lease. The author has never thought about what to do if it is demolished? Are you a tenant still thinking about collecting demolition fees? Poison Point 5*: (This is purely a personal opinion) Science students, especially those who want to major in electronics, should have Tsinghua University instead of Peking University as their first choice. Both universities are comprehensive universities, but it is a consensus that Peking University focuses on liberal arts and Tsinghua focuses on science. I haven't read the rest, I really can't stand it.
There are so many bad relatives and my friends and I haven't met any of them! Don't ordinary people deserve to have bad relatives?
What they said is right. Apart from the title of the book, the content has no sense of the times.
Then I went to the Siheyuan in a roundabout way. I was convinced that there were so many topics and I couldn't write anything else. I was sick of reading Siheyuan every day.
The author has no social experience at all, and he writes randomly without checking the chronological information. He was kicked out of the house at the age of 13 and lived in school with no explanation of his source of income. How did he persevere until the college entrance examination? It's funny to kneel down and recognize your godfather as a human being... It's all because of the author's self-righteousness.
The author is young. When the college entrance examination was resumed, there was no senior high school, and high school was only 2 years.
The photos you posted are quite old, but do your words express the scene at that time? They are all from now. How old are you, the author?
It's really not the big cancer that Shuangwen is.