You Said I Had an Iron Will, Did You Mean It?

I couldn't hold on until chapter 20. I'm saving my attribute points but not adding them to intelligence. Am I planning to add them to strength and stamina to work on a construction site?

I specifically gathered 100 fan points to rant about this. Chapter 47 was absolutely disgusting. You're supposed to prove the ABC conjecture? You built up so much groundwork beforehand, and after finally proving it, you made it seem incredibly difficult. And then, at the very end, you want to hide your flaws?! What was the point of all that buildup?!

There are no academic geniuses at all. It's just the fantasy of a middle-aged office worker on his deathbed.

What kind of garbage is this? In your entire senior year of high school, very few people could recite the Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng. Did you not even go to high school?

It's rather toxic. The plot states that the protagonist was a terrible student in his previous life, and even after being reborn, he's only studied for two or three months. His cheat ability only increases his learning speed and efficiency. Yet, he effortlessly solves a problem that a research team couldn't.

I specifically rated it 100 points after reading Chapter 18. It's ridiculous! After studying for twenty or thirty days, my wisdom hasn't increased by a single point. Considering the other areas where I've gained points, one point really isn't much. It's just laughable. 😅

Has the author lost their mind? The protagonist's high school classmate, Yang Qing, was already a doctor during the earthquake. Isn't Yang Qing the real hidden genius?

I feel like I've gone off-topic as I've written, and the expression of my will has become increasingly vague. I don't even know what I'm writing anymore. I can't say that going abroad is for patriotism, but what I see is indifference towards the military and fawning over politicians. I don't know what I'm trying to express. If you still think that one person can change society as a whole, then there's no need to read on!

The author is clearly out of his mind to not allocate attribute points, especially during the crucial period before the college entrance exam. Furthermore, the author claims that students should develop morally, intellectually, physically, aesthetically, and practically, yet they allocate points to all of these. In modern society, shouldn't the primary focus be on intelligence? And then there's the main quest that only grants 1000 attribute points, while leveling up grants 10,000?

This novel has many flaws, but it's still passable as a mindless wish-fulfillment story. The protagonist's speed of graduating from Tsinghua University is probably the fastest on the entire Qidian website; he became a full professor at Tsinghua before even finishing his first year. Most people wouldn't dare write something like that.