Rewind to 2007: Opening the Hall of Academic Prodigies

Honestly, to write something like this from such a good subject is truly remarkable.

It's disgusting. It keeps repeating how villains exploit the system, official power, and public opinion to target the protagonist. Then the protagonist gets slapped in the face, and the authorities step in to deal with those people. It seems like the authorities used these people to test the protagonist, and when that failed, a supporting character comes along to say they understand the country's situation, and then the villains are dealt with.

I chased it to 183, then gave up. All that's left is to show off, slap people in the face, and force conflicts!

What does it say next? Forced feeding of shit?

I initially thought it was a story about a top student's advanced technology system, but it turned out to be a pure bragging and face-slapping tale. Oh well, I'll just reread it for the second time.

Conflict for the sake of conflict

Classic studio-written genre fiction, with a promising start and a weak ending, shifting from technology to business warfare, gets progressively worse, making all the previous subscriptions a waste of time.

Holy crap, I just realized this author also controls comments. They controlled the comments on the chapters with suggestions, and even after controlling the comments, nothing changed.

Even writing a satisfying, "cool" story is difficult. You can write twenty or thirty chapters of angst in a satisfying story, then the satisfying plot ends in one or two chapters before the angst returns. I, Akashi, still prefer satisfying stories!

Modern novels are all about idiotic villains and pretentious face-slapping, which makes them feel forced and awkward.