I Can't Solve Math Problems, So I Summoned Newton

The internet clowns are proving that this kind of self-deprecating writing is really low-class; it was okay at first, but I couldn't continue reading after that.

The screen is filled with professors spouting "Wow, wow, wow!" What teacher of any age would use that word? Even the best school teachers wouldn't call a student "Master Qi." Dude, please pay attention to your word choice; it's really distracting.

With experts in online groups and veterans in books, is this a popular trend lately?

Chapter Two is rather mediocre. The term "focal point" only appeared after Copernicus's time; he might understand if you say "fixed point." Furthermore, Copernicus's core idea was to establish the sun as the center of the universe, replacing the earth, and he wasn't concerned with whether it was a perfect circle or an ellipse. 😥

A highly pure basal metabolite. Humans should never have discovered it.

Bro, I'm not accusing you of plagiarism. But your plot is too similar to that of a real expert. Their cheat codes are a group, yours is a book. The last problem in both competitions involved solving a problem that's unsolvable in reality. And both involved a professor whose research was stolen. I've only read up to chapter 28.

After the big shot became popular, many copycat works appeared, and they were mostly mindless imitations.

Faster! 😡😡😡😡

There were too many scenes of people showing off and then getting slapped in the face; it was too repetitive, and I couldn't watch it anymore.

It's well-written, except for the part where the live broadcast self-verification was a bit overdone; otherwise, I found it very smooth to read.