
The Top Student’s Training Panel
学霸的培养系面板
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Many people are tired of going to Tsinghua and Peking University, can you write about going to the Seven Sons of National Defense?
I suggest not mentioning Tsinghua or Peking University. It's not that Tsinghua and Peking University are bad—they're excellent—but most readers of novels can't get into them and are easily influenced by current public opinion. To cater to the tastes of the majority of novel readers, it's better not to mention Tsinghua and Peking University, haha.
Starting with 405, I'm a bit confused and would like to ask everyone. Since the main character has already created room-temperature superconducting materials, why announce it to other countries? Couldn't they just prove they'd created it through a live stream? Giving away such valuable materials like that for free? That makes the initial confrontations with other countries a joke.
The author is using the same old trick again: having the opportunity to attend a top university but not going. Because they need to take care of their mother? Top students are in class all day; when would they have time to go home and care for their mothers? Unless they live in the same city, using distance as an excuse for not being able to care for family is utter nonsense.
It's unreasonable that someone with such a weak foundation could solve the most challenging problem, even with a systematic approach.
Well, I'd say it passed. But the plot is quite dry. In terms of showing off, it's a bit too forced.
I've looked at it. Here's a picture. Write it carefully, understand?
For academically gifted or science-themed novels, it's best to avoid too much romance and female characters. Those who know, know. Definitely avoid stories about the top-ranked girl in the class. Honestly, among the top students I've encountered in science classes, there are very few girls. And where would top students find the time to explain problems to female classmates?
Are all novels these days just using the same template? You can roughly tell what a novel is about just by looking at the chapter titles, without even reading the content. The homogenization is just too severe!