This Top-Tier Star Never Went to College

Intelligent systems are one thing, but can they also arbitrarily block the host's memories? Wouldn't that make you a slave to the system? It claims to respect copyright and prevent copying songs in parallel worlds, but it shows no respect for human rights and arbitrarily deletes and alters the host's memories.

To be able to write something like this after 26 years... You're not much different from being illiterate.

This is a brainless story, set in a parallel world, and it even has system restrictions!

Go send tomatoes there. What's the difference between this and AI text?

Dude, I've been getting rejected by the author's assistant for a month. All the template rejections just tell me to scour the best-seller lists on Sanjiang and the new author rankings. What?! It's all the same kind of stuff. Tell them how you get a contract, and why shouldn't I give them one?

One of the most problematic aspects of ancient Chinese literature is the use of intelligent systems to block memories; even now, authors are still writing about this.

It's making me a little upset. The official criticisms they're targeting—I'm not saying they're illiterate, just that they're empty-headed and always making mistakes—are directed at people who didn't go to university; they just have lower educational qualifications. Why are you criticizing them? Wang Baoqiang doesn't have much formal education either, yet he's frequently praised.

Is not having gone to university something to brag about? And to use that as the book title?

I'm just curious. It's not a niche subject, the author's work isn't very successful, and he's not a particularly well-known author. So why did he get a new book with 100,000 words and get it heavily promoted?

I hereby declare this book can be immediately abandoned.