I'm a Liberal Arts Student. Why Would I Need a Genius System?

Holy crap, this is a type I've never seen before! This is the first time I've read a story about a genius student outside of math and physics! I hope the author puts more thought into it and can at least make it plausible!

I find the economic theories of the protagonist written by the author quite interesting. But this concept is currently just a fiction, or rather, it exists only in a small number of papers. In urban fiction, the more realistic the detailed descriptions, the easier it is for readers to immerse themselves in the story.

The author has a good imagination. Although some parts are inconsistent and a bit exaggerated, it keeps up with current events and is rich in detail. It has opened up a new genre, so I'll support it.

I can't even continue studying my own major anymore, sigh.

Economics, in essence, is this: I teach you how to make money, but I hold back a secret; then I take 99% of what you earn, and give you the rest to continue developing your business.

If we truly follow the story-driven brand IP model described in this book, it seems all consumers would only choose products based on the IP itself. Such a society would inevitably be wealthy, and with wealth comes higher consumption concepts, meaning there would be no lower class.

These individuals in the introduction all appear to be products of deification, boasting exaggerated claims.

Theories as succinctly as those of Marx, Engels, and Mao Zedong would not emerge from novels, which is a key reason for the lack of top-tier humanities essays. Science requires answers, while the humanities require processes.

It was just a fantasy before I died of anger after receiving a rejection letter. 😜

Is university economics? Have you ever been to university?