Reborn, Then I Became a Great Scientist

That's amazing. I remember the last time I saw a protagonist travel through time to the Republic of China and become a scientist was a long time ago. I don't know if that book was warned or what, but it ended badly. Then came "The Rise of a Literary Giant in the Republic of China," and for a long time after that, I didn't see any novels about the Qing Dynasty or the Republic of China.

I'll point out two problematic aspects; First, he wrote novels in the early stages, specifically Jin Yong's martial arts novels. It's unbelievable! It's not that he can't write novels, but he could have written science fiction, which would have suited his status and knowledge.

Is there a book that doesn't make you stupid? The guy next door is already a world-class scientist, his papers have sparked debate between the old and new schools of thought, and he's even done academic visits to Europe, yet he's still fawning over Peking University's predecessor, saying you have to take exams to get an undergraduate degree.

Actually, I don't want to read a story where the protagonist's background is set in China. Setting it that way almost inevitably involves issues like democracy and politics, and there's a high probability that both the reader and the author will want to digress, which isn't ideal for someone like me who just wants to read about the history of science. Of course, if that's the author's main plot, then there's nothing I can do.

The protagonist really has no need to help those with questionable political stances seek refuge abroad, and even less so those with questionable personal ethics or academic abilities. Also, in the early stages of developing the atomic bomb, the protagonist would either side with the Soviet Union or the United States; surely he wouldn't actually plan to do it in Sweden?

[Keywords] History, high IQ, detailed information [Plotline] "Mr. Einstein, do you believe that time travel, whether to the past or the future, exists?" Chen Muwu, transported back to 1923, posed this question to the legendary figure at a discussion in the lecture hall of the Public Security Bureau's militia headquarters.

Nuclear physicists going abroad to participate in the Olympics? Am I thinking too badly of Western countries, or is the author thinking too highly of them?

After placing a few more orders, I can finalize the entire order.

When your book devotes a significant amount of space to literature and politics, it's not far from being discontinued. Avoid writing about the political situation in mainland China as much as possible; focus on daily life, and even fictional elements are optional.

The book is finished?! How could you do this to us?! ***, Refund my money! 😭😭😭