The Art Major Top Student
艺术系学霸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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As expected! Civil engineering combined with entertainment is the major trend!
We civil engineering students also have our own plagiarism!
Everything else is fine, except the main character sometimes likes to waste time, like taking on jobs worth thousands of dollars or giving lectures to relatives for two hours a day. Does he enjoy wasting his life? He could listen to music better than that.
Is the author some extraterrestrial demon who has attained enlightenment, or some cunning old fox who has lived a second life? 🙂
The biggest problem is that there are too few updates.
I've never seen this type of plagiarism story before. The plagiarism and architecture sections are both quite well-written, essentially forming two separate storylines. The only problem is the extremely low update frequency. Since I'm not particularly interested in the architecture section, I mostly skipped around, and the plagiarism portion is minimal, making the updates really infrequent.
Finally, some original plagiarism! Hurry!
The protagonist's achievements are enough to qualify him for a professorship or associate professorship. I remember a junior undergraduate at Central South University solved a mathematical conjecture, and several academicians jointly recommended him to the Ministry of Education. He became a professor right after graduating with his bachelor's degree.
New Directions in Civil Engineering
New employment directions
They tied it, not bad!
I have no experience with architecture, so there are some parts I don't understand. Overall, it looks good. Please, no messy romantic subplots; focus on your career.
This was written by an unemployed civil engineering graduate student who was also a literary youth.