Super-Genius Scholar
超神级学霸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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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.
The Stockroom
A stockpile of books for a seasoned reader.
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 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've noticed some people seem to have gone mad from all this learning, insisting on applying the "people's historical perspective" to every field. What's the foundation of the people's historical perspective? It's that all humanity is equal; ten people are more capable of transforming the world than one, and the people represent advanced productive forces.
Sigh, what a pity. It could have been at least a masterpiece, but it became increasingly unreadable after the excessive pandering to a certain actor. No matter how successful or powerful that actor is, he's still just a commercial company. Making good products is what they should be doing, but he insists on reaching lofty heights. The further you read, the stranger it gets, especially the romance. It's truly a shame.
I couldn't read any further after reading over a hundred chapters. They insist on promoting their teacher, who has no achievements or talent, to be an academician. Isn't that fraud? Of course, for most people, don't take it too seriously; just treat it as entertainment.
I honestly don't understand what's so smart about this female lead. A normal undergraduate student, someone who can't even get into Tsinghua or Peking University, is at best a top student doing research. Such a person is only average. Given the protagonist's intelligence, she's just stupid. It's a complete rip-off to force a romantic relationship.
I rarely read books where the protagonist is inherently a genius. This is because usually, writing about the protagonist's inner thoughts would damage the genius persona, but omitting them would diminish the reader's immersion in the story. Therefore, many academic novels use a "fake genius" approach: the protagonist is a normal person, making them relatable, but the system transforms them into a…
Poisoned to death
The female lead is really off-putting; I left after seeing the two of them sleeping together.
The female lead is a real failure; she has absolutely no negative appeal, yet the script focuses heavily on her.
Beware if you're about to jump in!
All 300 chapters have been subscribed. I'm finding it increasingly unbearable to read. While I can tolerate filler content, the main issue is the author's increasingly blatant didacticism and ideological undertones, making what could have been a clear and straightforward plot feel increasingly "anti-intellectual."
The premise is off-putting from the start, claiming the protagonist gets perfect scores in math and physics, and only 30-something in English, yet he can understand SCI papers. Seriously?
Female lead
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