The Top Student's Calculation System
学霸的算力系统
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 658k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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To be honest, the beginning was great, but after the second time the protagonist went to jail, it lost its appeal and started to go astray, turning into a conspiracy theory. Your book is supposed to be about brute force, developing all sorts of advanced technologies, not sporadic, half-hearted writing of nonsensical plots.
I chose to be angry rather than frustrated.
Much of the plot was meaningless; removing it actually made the flow smoother.
Speeding up the pace and cutting chapters that don't contribute to the plot's progression will result in better performance.
It's well-written, but it seems like current online novels have a bit of PTSD when it comes to systems with tasks; the author should be careful about that.
A message to those who come after
Actually, the data for this book is quite good. It didn't flop as many readers said. If you don't believe me, check it yourself on third-party data websites. It was a huge success once it was released... I'm quite satisfied, anyway. I'm posting this not to defend myself, but because I don't want newcomers to be scared off by the comments section. P. S.: The service industry is truly inhuman.
This is absolutely hilarious. First, the author stands on some moral high ground, denouncing his ex-girlfriend's best friend for selling courses and exploiting poor people—a bunch of bastards, especially since they're just online courses costing a hundred or so yuan.
What kind of story did you publish? The main plot is completely off-topic. The previous postgraduate entrance exam was kept secret from the female lead? And the "freebie hunting" stuff? The protagonist doesn't lack that computing power at all, or rather, that computing power isn't worth all that effort. Now it's a second arrest, and the follow-up to the forged admission letter.
For this type of book to be enjoyable to write, it absolutely has to be professional. It must be professional, even if readers don't understand it, as long as it's written professionally.
I've recently started fawning over Elon Musk, and it disgusts me. Goodbye.