The Reborn Me Only Wants to Be a Scholar

Another reborn genius novel with cheat-like abilities. It's alright, quite smooth, but there's one small regret. It's not a regret about this one book, but a regret about this type of book, for a very simple reason. Just like the phrase that Colonel Chu Xuan always says, "the wisdom of mortals," well, these five words are very suitable for this kind of reborn, cheat-like academic genius novel.

Wow, you insist on going to a local university? Do you really not know the difference between Tsinghua and Peking University and other schools? Just for that extra 300,000 yuan? Peking University gives 100,000 yuan, plus there are guaranteed admissions, local subsidies, and enough start-up capital. Just the difference in labs, alumni, etc., Isn't it better than that extra 200,000 yuan? You're just trying to show off. I guess you should just forget about using your brain when you read books.

Having read many stories that started in school, my biggest takeaway is that there are so many hidden issues during student years. It seems strange, but I couldn't have attended every high school, and the fact that similar events didn't happen in my own academic career doesn't mean they didn't exist; otherwise, it would be a generalization. Let's see how the university storyline unfolds. I've read less than half of the forty chapters in their entirety. 😰

This guy is a top student, studying humanities, and then he advises others to study humanities too. Humanities is one thing, but a top humanities student going to Xi'an Jiaotong University for 300,000 yuan to start a business? What good is going to Xi'an Jiaotong University then? A top humanities student studying computer science—how many people are you discouraging?

The protagonist doesn't seem like someone who has been reborn at the age of 30. They always have reasons for doing things (reasons they believe they have), but these reasons are not sufficient. The feeling of "having a way to die". The protagonist of the Tang Dynasty, since he is the chosen one of the world, just does what is right. It can be done, but it's not reasonable.

I specifically ordered a chapter to leave a comment. It's really hard to believe a mediocre student can write a story about a genius; even a cheat code couldn't unlock the possibilities in your imagination.

Your emotional intelligence is really low. So what if you are the only player? Having you around will only speed up the time for our motherland to regain its status as the world's hegemon. Losing you won't delay our motherland's return to world dominance. So why are you so arrogant?

Seeing that choosing a university is enough to justify giving up is contradictory. It shows either a lack of common sense or a lack of understanding. They've already chosen computer science, but then they choose a university in Xi'an—is that even a place for IT? As an IT professional, I can't understand it; I'm giving up.

If you really want to change the country, you should study at Air China or Harbin University, find a top-notch professor, lead a research team, and build a business empire. That's the furthest path. The author isn't a genius, can't enter the world of geniuses, and hasn't truly considered the real path geniuses should take. It's a bit disappointing. There are already few stories about academic superstars, and this one doesn't suit my taste. Sigh.

It's disgusting to read. It's a typical harem novel. Does he think he'll be able to survive without women? Wouldn't it be better to just focus on developing technology quietly? I'm dropping it.