I Just Want to Lose Money, So Why Is My School the World's Best?
我只想亏钱，学校却成世界第一？
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- 777k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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I can't understand why they don't just focus on running the school properly. Losing money through wonders and making money through the school aren't mutually exclusive, especially since there's already a system of renowned teachers. It feels like the protagonist is being limited by the wonder system. The enrollment results show that the number of applicants is much higher than expected, isn't that a good thing? Why does the protagonist feel like this is a failure?
I don't have either of those systems, so I don't understand the struggle of having two systems battling each other in the left and right brain.
I decided to book the trial after only reading the first chapter.
Well, I don't know when I first saw a similar story, but this one is really good. As long as the later parts don't get too boring, I'll keep watching.
It's not good-looking; I can't stand looking at more than a few pictures.
Um, the students they recruit all seem off; their logic is flawed. Take that guy who got an 8 in physics, for example. If he were truly talented, he shouldn't have gotten an 8. He just had a different understanding from the teacher, but there's no way he should have gotten an 8. And there are a bunch of others like that. It feels like they're made-up geniuses; it doesn't make sense in reality. You can't apply that logic to your thinking. The situation is...
Like a pile of shit, I regret clicking on it.
AI, please fix it!
The logic is sometimes lacking; the AI is really too weak.
Is this AI-generated text?
There were many issues with repetition and coherence, which are very common in AI articles.
Dude, isn't this AI-themed post a bit too heavy?
In the first chapter, you get two systems, but in the second chapter, you consider giving up the systems for 500,000. What were you thinking?