My Learning Loop System

The story should have started from the third year of university, not the third year of high school. It's almost a hundred chapters in and it's still just learning old knowledge without any new developments. This makes the plot progress too slowly, and it's almost exhausted my patience to keep up with the updates.

It is probably, and should be, a good book. But... I don't understand it.

To be honest, the protagonist seems like a hardworking, good student, rather than a naturally gifted one. That just doesn't feel right.

In the second half of my senior year, I went from being at the bottom of my class to first, then close to a perfect score, working on a major research project, and finally publishing four papers. It was incredibly embarrassing to watch. It reminds me of an old meme: "Invincible at five, retired at eight." The life of a military dog.

I'm feeling good about it so far. Personally, I think if it doesn't drop in quality later on, it could rival "Above the Genius." It's just a pity that it hasn't gained enough exposure.

I'm just testing the waters before it's free for a limited time. In the early part of the book, there's only the male lead's mother as the only female character. Later, I heard from readers that it felt a bit off, so I added one or two random female characters based on their suggestions. Basically, it's a novel without a female lead.

Another book starting from the senior year competition

That's me. The concept of "teaching according to aptitude" was almost impossible to achieve before. However, with the development of AI, the role of teachers at the junior high school level and above will inevitably be greatly reduced, until it disappears completely. Brief introduction received positive reviews 👍

It's good, but I just can't understand it. I wish I could learn it. 🙂🙂

Looks like I'm going to be back in the cycle of showing off and getting slapped in the face again. The premise is interesting, but the plot is still the same old formula of a genius novel.