The Top Student's Longevity Simulator

After reading eight chapters, I lost interest in continuing. I glanced at the table of contents, and about a dozen chapters were about that numbers competition. Is the author planning to write a few more chapters about this before releasing it?

After the initial four simulations, it just keeps dragging its feet and taking forever? There's too much of a suspension storyline... The simulator is the real protagonist, isn't it? We've gone off-topic...? The protagonist's academic knowledge was acquired through a simulator... Not through genuine learning... So you could say he's a pseudo-academic, right? The theme is an emulator, right?

This shows such disrespect for 1.4 Billion Chinese people, as well as for the status and knowledge of professors. A professor of his stature, what kind of geniuses haven't I seen? In the past few decades, what kind of talented geniuses haven't I encountered?

Hmm, after the first four simulations, over thirty chapters go on about math competitions. To be honest, many academic novels like to include math competitions because math really shows how smart a person is, and I can understand the author's desire to show off. But this part is too long.

Why does this pattern seem so familiar? Have similar stories been written before?

Has he forgotten that makeup techniques exist in this world?

The competition started off too slow, and there was absolutely no plot progression, so I gave up.

It seems like even top students' essays can't escape competitions.

None of my five novels were ever completed without being abandoned; I don't believe this one will ever be finished.

Mindless articles; they impart knowledge but don't cultivate your brain.