Top Student: Studying Hard in the Wasteland

Many subjects, such as mathematics and quantum mechanics. If you are not talented enough and your IQ is not high enough, you just won't be able to do it, and there is no point in accumulating time. Even if you hold it in for hundreds or thousands of years, you just won't be able to do it.

How should I put it? It's quite outrageous. When I arrive in a new world, my first thought is not to explore, but to think about reading if I have extra time. The real time is tentative and the unknown world is unknown. . Your first thought is to study

As the title says, readers, you go to school, go to work, play games... It's hard enough to use your brain on weekdays. This book is just a brief article to allow readers to rest their heads, relax, and pass the time. It is not intended to rigorously prove any problem. ——I wish all readers a fortune! Get rich! Get rich!

Hi, everyone, thank you for reading! I wish you all immortality and wealth forever, and I wish you all the best if you pick up the system when you go out, accidentally travel through time, and then be reborn accidentally!

The author is a female author. Some of the logic and sentences in her writing are clumsy and redundant, and there are also some shortcomings of young writers. I have fun writing by myself. I haven't finished one chapter yet. Come on.

After reading the second chapter, I felt a sense of mental retardation. Can the protagonist be admitted to college with this IQ?

In the wasteland world, the earth world stopped, so did the earth itself stop, or did the earth-moon system stop, or did the solar system stop, or did the Milky Way stop, or did the Andromeda galaxy adjacent to the Milky Way also stop, or did the entire universe stop?

Why do humans exist in the wasteland world? This setting is not good. Isn't it bad to pick up rags in the wasteland? ? ? Human energy is limited. This wasteland world is set to be a space fragment in the universe. Humanity has long been extinct. It is relatively reliable. The protagonist picks up rags, then dismantles equipment and learns. This is the most worry-free setting and the least likely to collapse. The author actually developed in two directions. Didn't he know that human beings are the most unstable environmental factor? I've had settings like yours before, and many of them were chaotic and collapsed very quickly in the later stages.

I feel that there is not enough preparation in the front. If I don't explore or make a fortune after time travel, I just want to focus on studying. I'm afraid my brain is abnormal. Not to mention the sense of immersion. . . .

This book was probably sold after it was put on the shelves. You can tell at a glance that the author has changed.