The Top Student's Tech Dominance
学霸的黑科技霸权
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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Why do you start two books in a row with some ridiculous competition? Can't you just start with a college student? Why do you have to include these pointless competition plots? Go look at how top students with their high-tech systems write their books, no wonder yours flopped.
Are you that sensitive?
I wasn't being too harsh, was I? I just said something about how cliché it was during the professor's scene, and then the post was deleted.
I noticed the author doesn't seem to have written any papers. 🙂 Is this how the corresponding author is used? 🙂 Yes, in principle anyone can be the corresponding author; they are there for communication. But the unspoken rule is that the corresponding author is the scapegoat, endorsing the editor with their own identity and academic credibility.
Is this supposed to be a story about academic geniuses? It's more like a commercial piece! You keep messing with characters like your period. Even if you were going to write something, you'd portray Zhang Yiming as an idiot. An idiot wouldn't do something like that!
What's the point of praising Zhang Yiming? He thinks it's not worth it to befriend a future academician (a world-class scientist, a national strategic scientist) with only 2% of the shares?
Registering a company requires writing five chapters, and it's not even finished yet—that's so flimsy!
The book crashed at the point where consciousness was uploaded.
They're involved in both biology and ByteDance; it's too confusing to read.
Write whatever you want about ByteDance, I won't read it. It's just a nauseating, repetitive mess.
Did the author use AI? You used the word "extremely" hundreds of times in one chapter. Didn't you check it after you finished writing it?
No, author, have you stirred up a hornet's nest? Two "extremes" in one sentence, and then "extremes" in every sentence—are you crazy? Take a look at lines 274 and 275 if you don't believe me.
This phone isn't practical; it's unacceptable to simply hand over company secrets to a third-party company.
Super AI is fine for personal use, but it's not suitable for companies. No company would agree to let an employee hand over their company documents to a third-party company for processing! Besides, for someone like me who has all mobile apps turned off from collecting personal information, this phone can only be used as a secondary device!