The Top Student's Longevity Simulator

After reading eight chapters, I lost interest in reading any more. I looked at the table of contents and saw that almost a dozen chapters were devoted to that digital race. Does the author plan to write a few more chapters of this kind of thing and then put it on the shelves?

After 4 simulations of the start, you are still scratching your head? ? ? ? ? There are too many suspension scenarios... Is the simulator the protagonist? ? Off topic...? ? ? The protagonist's academic knowledge is obtained through the simulator... Not from real learning... Can it be said that he is a pseudo-academic master? ? ? The theme is the simulator? ? ? ?

This is such a look down on 1.4 Billion Chinese people, as well as the status and knowledge of professors. Professor Tangtang, what genius have you not seen before? In the past few decades, what kind of genius has not been available? ? ?

Emmmm, after four simulations at the beginning, more than 30 chapters are devoted to math competitions. To be honest, many top-study articles like to write about math competitions, because mathematics can really tell whether a person is smart or not. I can also understand the author's desire to show off, but this part is too long.

Why does this routine seem familiar? Is there something similar written before?

Has he forgotten that there is makeup technology in this world

It was too confusing to start participating in the competition, and there was no plot advancement at all, so I gave up.

It seems that even those who are good at literary studies can't escape the competition.

None of the five novels is not a good one. I don't believe this one can be completed.

Brainless writing, increasing knowledge without developing brains