
Super-Genius Scholar
超神级学霸
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- Urban Life
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City of Storms
A Life in Seclusion Among the People Bai Juyi, Tang Dynasty The great recluse lives in the imperial court or the city; the lesser recluse retreats to the hills and fields. But the hills and fields are too desolate, while the city is too noisy. Better to be a recluse in between, a low-ranking official left behind in the capital. As if departing, yet still present; neither busy nor idle. No need to exhaust heart or strength, yet free from hunger and cold. No official duties all year round,
Urban Fiction
Urban fiction recommendations based on my personal taste.
Books This Veteran Reader Enjoys
Nothing much to say. I'm just sharing a few books I'm following. Authors who come here to advertise, don't bother; I usually won't read your books. Updated from time to time, usually by removing a few books and adding some new ones.
A Veteran Reader of Ten Years: Must-Reads to Beat a Reading Slump, Even If It Means Staying Up All Night
I've been reading for over a decade, and this list reflects my personal taste. I'm not into womanizing protagonists or harem novels. I prefer stories with sound values, and I read a bit of everything, both for men and women. I only recommend what I think is worth reading. I won't recommend the big-name books on the rankings. I'll stick to less popular ones, and I only recommend books good enough to keep me up at night reading.
Private Reading List
A real mix, with books of all kinds. If it's interesting, I'll add it.
My Reading List
Just a list of the books I read from time to time.
Personal Taste
I just want to quietly recommend books.
Omnivorous Reader
Five-star and four-star books are recommended. Three-star books have something interesting about them, but I wouldn't recommend them overall.
Currently Reading 2
I can't put the first one down.
✨The Joyful Reading List of a Sharp-Tongued Veteran Reader✨ Come Take a Look (´△`)♪
>>Please follow<< A collection of novels I’ve been following over time, in all kinds of genres. I have a high tolerance for bad writing, but I can also be pretty sharp-tongued. The scathing reviews at the end are highly subjective and mostly point out flaws that don’t outweigh a book’s strengths. I’ll gripe when I feel like it, but don’t take it too seriously. Pay more attention to the ratings. Updates are slow because of work. >>About the harsh reviews<< Adding a harsh review gets you mindles
Book Recommendations: Personally Tested from the First Chapters. Hope These Catch Your Eye!
Sharing books I've read and making new friends. The purpose of this list is to share novels I've read that are worth mentioning. I don't care about an author's reputation; I only care about the writing. I don't care about the category, only the content. A good story is what makes me recommend a book! 〰️😂😂😂
A Solid, Thoughtful Reading List
Logic-focused readers, please enter. Personally selected, quality guaranteed
The Stockroom
A stockpile of books for a seasoned reader.
A Bit of Everything
My personal reading list
✲ ❁ Many Grains of Sand Build a Tower: A Collection of Great Reads ❁ ✲
You leave a flower in the morning, and I happen upon it at dusk. I don't follow, tip, or subscribe to everything, so among these flowers that appear by chance, even an apprentice-level one means someone genuinely likes the book. It's also nice to compare the release date with the number of likes to find a beautiful flower. This list is now less a recommendation list than my own collection. That's all. A bookworm of over ten years, with 400 million words under my belt.
Personal Taste
Here are some of the books I have read and enjoyed for everyone to see. After all, I cannot spend money for nothing without showing off about it!!!
Top Student Stories (System, Reborn)
Some good stories about top students that I've read
Chi Shu Yi Bu Mei 1
A book is like wine: fragrant, strong, or rich, it grows mellow with its contents. A book is like a song: soaring, subdued, or sorrowful, it becomes music to the ears through its contents. A book is like a painting: bright, dim, or understated, it becomes beautiful through its contents.
Every Book Creates Its Own World, Seamlessly and Naturally, Without Awkwardness. Each Has Its Own Highlights and Style
No brainless stories. And no protagonists who charge into everything on impulse, relying on hot-blooded enthusiasm and plot armor. Would it hurt to use your head, rely less on clichés, and put a little more heart into it? (ノ_・。) Characters, plot, pacing, prose... Every book I recommend has something special that sparkles blingbling~ I'm especially fond of realism, intelligent protagonists, and stories with mind-blowing ideas. No bafflingly awkward prose, no incoherent, haphazardly stitched-toge
Great Novels
The characters actually have brains.
Updated Whenever the Mood Strikes
Pipi shrimp, just goofing around.
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I found that some people are stupid and have to develop the people's view of history in any field. What is the basis of the people's view of history? The foundation of all human beings is equal. Ten people can transform the world more than one person. The people represent advanced productive forces. Is the scientific research field in question? Not to mention ten people, just one million ordinary people. Can your productivity in the field of scientific research be comparable to that of a Newton Einstein? Scientific research is a naturally heroic field of history, because here there is no relationship between large numbers of people and great power. The advancement and promotion of technology may require the efforts of many people, but the theoretical aspects of scientific research are completely driven by a few people, and the remaining people can only serve them. As for some people who say that genius relies on others to discover this, they completely fail to understand the difference between the people's view of history and the heroic view of history. Let's assume a situation like this. If geniuses are not discovered and only ordinary people engage in scientific research, can that promote the development of science? If you follow the people's view of history, it is okay, because the people are the driving force for the advancement of human society. If there is one missing genius, then if ten hundred ordinary people are on top, development can always be achieved. But is the reality like this? Maybe you want to say that there would be Marton without Newton, but the problem is that both Newton and Marton can only be geniuses. Does it have anything to do with ordinary people? The gap in IQ is very obvious. This threshold does not depend on human will. In the field of scientific research, if you do not have an IQ, you are not qualified to do it. If you cannot even reach the forefront of science, how can you develop science? To put it bluntly, under the people's view of history, everyone can do effective work, just like building a city, some people move bricks and others build walls, and the goal can be achieved little by little. The problem in the field of scientific research is completely opposite. The effect of the efforts of the vast majority of people in the field of scientific research is 0, and only a very small number of people can produce effective results. No matter how many 0 there are, they add up to 0. The final palace of personal heroism is by no means a wasted reputation.
Alas, it is a pity that this book could at least reach the point of being read by a great master. However, it became more and more unreadable from a certain point of view. No matter how good a certain company is, it is just a commercial company. It is supposed to make good products, but it has to go to a higher level. The more you look at it, the weirder it becomes, especially the emotional line. It is really a pity.
I can't stand it after reading more than a hundred chapters. I must praise a teacher who has no achievements or talent as an academician. Isn't this fraud? Of course, for more people, don't take it too seriously and just watch it for fun.
I really don't know where this heroine is smart? A normal undergraduate, someone who can't even get into Tsinghua University and Peking University, is at best an academic master who does research. This kind of person can only be a middle-class person. According to the IQ of the protagonist, this kind of person is stupid, and he is just trying to lower his intelligence for forced CP. For the protagonist now, a full-time scientific research professor is not stupid. Do you think her ability and knowledge can match that of a full-time professor? Her highest peak was probably at the full professor level, not even an academician. How to keep up with the protagonist? Isn't the protagonist sick? Is it okay to be with her? Destroy the protagonist's character for CP? You don't have to write a female protagonist, but is this the heroine? Then all I can say is that the heroine lowered her book to read halfway through. When I saw the heroine, she would just flip through it quickly without re-reading.
It's rare to read a book like this with a genius protagonist. Because generally if the psychological activities of such a protagonist are written, it will destroy the genius character, but if the psychological activities are not written, the sense of immersion in the web novel will be lost. Therefore, the treatment of many Xueba novels is to create "fake geniuses", that is, the protagonist is a normal person, so he has a sense of substitution, but the system makes him become a genius in the eyes of others, without losing the sense of satisfaction. The writing itself is genius with a protagonist that was originally difficult to handle, but in the end it turned out to be refreshing and interesting. I haven't seen it in a long time, so I hope it continues in the future. Don't worry.
Poisoned to death
The heroine was really easy to persuade her to quit. She retreated when she saw the two of them sleeping.
The heroine is a real failure. She is completely unattractive and yet she is written about in a big way.
Be careful if you enter the trap!
Booked to 300 chapters Now I can't stand it any more. For me, I can accept the watering down. The point is that the author's increasingly obvious preaching and ideological implications make the originally clear plot more and more "anti-intellectual." For a novel that obviously requires strong logic, such an "anti-intellectual" feeling is a very bad reading experience for me personally This is the first time I have read this author's book. Maybe the author has a bachelor's degree? Master.? I feel that the possibility of a master's degree is relatively small, but I can be sure that the author must have no experience in communicating in foreign universities, and must not have experience in communicating with cadres above the division level in the real world. Many of the contents appear to be very retarded once they involve academic awards and dealings with officials in the real world. Although I understand that the author wants to create conflicts for the sake of the article, but this is obviously divorced from reality. The act of lowering the intelligence of all groups really does not meet the requirements of a qualified scholar I can only say that if you are familiar with scientific research and the official style of doing things in China and US, read this book with caution. Reading too much of the plot will make you feel sick (Note: I graduated from 985 Economics with a bachelor's degree, HKU with a master's degree in economics, and am currently studying for a PhD in economics at a top 20 university in the US)
I was persuaded to quit at the beginning, saying that the protagonist had perfect scores in mathematics and physics and over 30 in English, but he could understand SCI. ? ? ? ? ? ?
Heroine
Xiao Su