From Small-Town Exam Taker to Chief Scientist

Note: The book is based on the experiences of several of Cai Cai's undergraduate classmates, but many aspects were changed due to the novel's adaptation; some experiences were indeed included. However, they have all now graduated with master's degrees in mathematics and have respectable, well-paid jobs. They were once Cai Cai's teammates or competitors.

Just wondering in advance, is it going to be a third book with a different outline? And a collection later on?

This is the first time I've seen such a pure and innocent academic novel on a female-oriented platform.

Can you drink alcohol? Can you flatter someone? These are the core skills!

The social niceties and interpersonal relationships in Versailles feel somewhat repetitive and deliberate. Actually, it's enough to describe the social niceties and pretentiousness of a situation once or twice; otherwise, it feels awkward. Everything else is fine.

It's rare to find a book with a female protagonist that's just as good!

This is the first time I've read a novel with a female lead who's a pure academic genius. Keep up the good work, author! Looking forward to the next installment.

Are there any novels about high school students who don't participate in competitions? I'm sick of reading about competition-themed stories.

Is there a male lead?

"Crawling in the Dark"—who can lock the author in a dark room for writing 24/7?