The Ultimate Top Student

I generally don't dare to read this kind of scholarly novel, because the author's IQ determines the protagonist's IQ.

I tried the poison for everyone, but I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 37. As for the level of the protagonist's eight sci papers, I can't say. After all, I have not been exposed to that level, but someone in the comment area has been exposed and criticized the author. The real poisonous point is the issue of the female protagonist. I don't quite understand why Xuebawen gives so much space to the heroine. Who in Xuebawen doesn't come to see academics and scientific and technological progress? What's the point of giving so much space to the heroine? It's not that there is no female protagonist required, but the female protagonist can come out later, or change her identity to promote the plot. I don't see any use in asking the male protagonist math questions at the beginning. What I see is that the word count is low. The heroine is pretty cool, but you have to find someone you don't know when asking a math question. You don't have a high-mathematics teacher or a classmate, but you have to ask when the library is closed and they are going back to the dormitory. If you don't have social fears, you should also consider their feelings, that is, the author can write that the hero thinks there is nothing wrong. If the library is closed, won't you delay the closing of the library and delay the hero returning to the dormitory? Does this kind of heroine really exist in reality? Can this kind of character be a heroine? I can only say that I am Qin Shihuang The second poisonous point is that it is too stiff to pretend to be slapped in the face. In fact, the most distinctive feature of Xuebawen is that academics and technology are a kind of pretense, and there is no need to slap in the face. Academic research itself is refreshing. After all, ordinary people cannot access it. It is very refreshing to see the protagonist doing research casually. It is very refreshing to publish breakthrough research and attend an academic conference. But you, the author, are so careless. You insist on doing some small subject test to show off, some physics competition exam to show off, and the two are still the same routine. Even your plot is almost the same. Is it because I didn't read the conditions? It's the same twice. What can I write? What's new is that it's in the water, isn't it? Or are you saying that you have exhausted your talents? Then there is another sentence. The person who asked the question made a mistake. He also said this sentence twice. As a systematic man, don't you still have some self-knowledge? Don't you know you don't have a system and you don't even have the ability to sit here and take the exam? I wonder if there is a system where you can definitely be number one. What's there to write about in a plot with zero expectations? The physics competition could have been shortened by one or two paragraphs or even mentioned in one paragraph. After all, it's just a selection within the academy, not a national or global competition. The third poisonous point is that there is a problem with the system settings. The first-level system allows the protagonist to become a first-tier person (I can't find the original words), but you only need 1,000 experience to upgrade to the second level. I don't understand? That is to say, if you add a reading task and a paper task, you can get 350? You don't want to be promoted to the second level casually. You are taking too big a step. Are you going to suppress the protagonist in the future? There is also a bug. The function of extracting a theory that is not available in the world requires 20% of energy each time. That means I need 200 experience for the first level and more for the second level, but are they drawn once? So what's the point of spending more? Or is it that the higher the level, the more knowledge you can draw? What about the first-level theories? After all, you said that the first-level extracts are all cornerstone knowledge. The second-level knowledge must be based on the first level. How to ensure that you will have the first-level knowledge when you get to the second level in the future? You can't do it. Is it because you can't get it, so you can only let the protagonist stay until all the first-level knowledge is exhausted? It's a bug that you didn't explain it. In fact, in my opinion, the computer in the protagonist's mind is already a big problem. After all, it can be upgraded. There is no need to extract knowledge. What you extract are all ready-made papers, which is not as exciting as researching them yourself. The pace of extracting all the papers is too fast. It will be awkward to extract them directly for 1+1 later. On one point, I saw someone commenting in the paragraph that it was too slow for the protagonist to have a system test for 40 minutes. No, is it possible that the protagonist has a computer in his head, not artificial intelligence? There is no problem for the computer to calculate 1+1=2, but if you want the computer to analyze the problem, you have to use 1+1 and then find =2. That is artificial intelligence. If the computer could analyze the problem by itself, Taihu Light would not be invincible (sweat), so these days are spent by the protagonist thinking about ideas. At most, it's just a plug-in to make the thinking clear and count the seconds. The protagonist still has to write it out, read the question, and wonder "This question is so simple, could it be that I missed some conditions?" Forty minutes is reasonable. Any shorter will make it difficult to control the plot. After all, there are teachers and classmates watching. Finally, Shennong can advance.

Your pretense is too serious. It can be seen that you want to write that kind of feeling but you don't have that kind of knowledge yourself. You only failed 8 papers. A 985 school will give you so many tricks. Read more books

Except for Professor Lu from Chenxing, all the top academics are rubbish...

Comment first, the IQ of the protagonist depends on the author

The biggest problem with this type of novel is that the protagonist's IQ is set too high and the author cannot keep up.

A big problem with the plot of the roller coaster design is that Pig's Foot does not have professional qualification certificates such as architects and structural engineers. Even if he designs it, who dares to sign his design drawings, which design institute dares to stamp the drawings and approvals, and which supervision and approval unit dares to let his design pass review? This is not done based on anyone's favor. This is a national mandatory requirement. Don't mention outsourcing design. Pig's Foot is so famous and his designs are used, so there is no way to hide it.

A typical urban pretentiousness and slap-in-the-face article. Real scientific research geniuses should join the national scientific research, rather than compete in competitions and pretend to be cool. It stands to reason that with this ability, China will be able to freely explore Mars in ten years. According to the author's writing, the protagonist has been winning awards in competitions on Earth in the past twenty years and pretending to be cool. When writing a science fiction article, you don't know the physics, chemistry, and mathematics, you don't check the information carefully, and the logic is messy. To put it bluntly, it can't even be considered soft science fiction. The entire article deviates from science fiction and keeps pretending to be urban.

This routine, when I see the task of publishing multiple papers, I know that there will definitely be that kind of bad routine later, can you come up with something new?

Hey, the whole Xuebawen series, ever since I watched Morning Star, I can't stand the rest of it, hey