Humanities Students Must Die

The liberal arts students in this book are incapable of generating productivity, but they do possess, and possess considerable, productivity capabilities. Furthermore, the strongest individuals in this world seem to be the type who cannot single-handedly conquer the entire world. This leads to the conclusion that liberal arts students must ultimately prevail at the societal level.

It's just wishful thinking on the part of liberal arts graduates who can't find jobs. 😡

I haven't even watched it yet, but I already cried when I saw the title 😭

It's just the last fantasy of a liberal arts student who's about to starve to death 😭

The sciences are responsible for basic progress and development, while the humanities are responsible for management, regulation, and stability maintenance. No wonder liberal arts students are controlled; an uncontrolled liberal arts student could stir up trouble and destabilize the world.

Foreword: Given the current popularity of urban fantasy novels, it's a real shame this one isn't getting the desired readership. 😥 It's rare to see an urban fantasy novel with such an engaging premise. The male protagonist, a literature major, is summoned to another world, much like a "hero" in a Western fantasy anime who helps the inhabitants of that world advance society and the world.

Seeing that a top-tier teacher's ability is to strip others of their original talents seems almost unacceptable.

Political science and law, economics and management—these don't really feel like purely humanities majors; many also require studying linear algebra and statistics.

To be honest, this novel changed my view of liberal arts students. Liberal arts students are too polarized. Even a mediocre engineering student can be somewhat useful, while only the top liberal arts students are useful.

😭😭😭The book title must also die